E14 appears; water may overflow the tray or the unit may shut down with water still in the reservoir.

Safety first: Unplug the ice maker and place towels around the unit to catch any spills.

Steps to resolve E14:

• Inspect drain path: Remove the ice basket and water tray. Check the drain hole and internal channel for ice, scale, or debris. Clear with a soft brush or pipe cleaner.
• Check external drain hose: On models with a drain hose, ensure it is not kinked, elevated too high, or blocked at the outlet.
• Test overflow float: Locate the overflow float or sensor near the drain area. Move it up and down to ensure free movement. Clean off any mineral buildup.
• Inspect wiring: Access the overflow sensor wiring and verify connectors are secure.
• Replace sensor if needed: If the float switch or sensor tests bad with a multimeter, replace with a Tristar overflow float switch / sensor.
• Reassemble and test: Refill with water, restore power, and monitor for proper filling and draining without E14.