How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Unplug the unit immediately. Do not repeatedly reset breakers without finding the cause.

Inspect power cord: Look for cuts, crushed sections, or exposed wires. Replace if damaged.
Check for moisture: Ensure there is no water inside the electrical compartments or on the PCB.
Isolate components: With the rear cover removed and using a multimeter, check resistance of the compressor, fan motor, and pump. Very low resistance or continuity to ground indicates a shorted component.
Test on different circuit: Confirm the issue is not due to an overloaded household circuit by trying a dedicated outlet.
Replace faulty component: Replace any motor or compressor that tests shorted. If wiring insulation is damaged and touching metal, repair or replace the harness.
Professional help: If you are not experienced with electrical diagnostics, contact a qualified technician.

Ice maker frequently trips the household circuit breaker or blows fuses.

Possible Causes