E10 appears and the ice maker (if fitted) does not produce ice or behaves erratically.

Safety first: Disconnect power and turn off the water supply to the refrigerator before working on the ice maker.

Steps to address E10:

• 1. Reset the ice maker: Some Belling models have a reset button on the ice maker module. Press and hold according to the user manual (often 3–5 seconds) after restoring power.
• 2. Check for jams: Remove the ice bin and inspect the ice maker for stuck cubes, clumped ice, or foreign objects blocking the ejector arms. Clear any obstructions.
• 3. Inspect wiring: Ensure the ice maker harness is firmly connected and not damaged.
• 4. Verify water supply: Confirm the water valve is open and the supply line is not kinked. Although E10 is sensor/motor related, lack of water can also cause ice maker errors.
• 5. Replace ice maker assembly if faulty: If the motor does not cycle and sensors appear intact, replace the complete Belling-compatible ice maker module for reliability.
• 6. If E10 persists: The main control board or ice control module may be defective; professional diagnosis is advised.