Display shows ICE error; ice maker may not function; ice production is halted.

Safety first: Turn off the ice maker and unplug the refrigerator before removing the ice maker assembly.

Step 1 – Reset ice maker:

• Turn the ice maker OFF for 30 seconds, then back ON.
• Some models have a test button on the ice maker; press and hold to initiate a test cycle if available.

Step 2 – Check ice level sensor:

• Inspect the ice bin sensor (optical or mechanical) for obstructions or ice buildup.
• Clean the sensor area with a soft cloth.

Step 3 – Inspect ice maker assembly:

• Remove the ice bin and visually inspect the ice maker for broken parts or jammed cubes.
• Clear any jams carefully without using sharp tools.

Step 4 – Replace ice maker if needed:

• If the ice maker does not cycle during test or shows obvious damage, replace the ice maker assembly.
• Disconnect the harness, remove mounting screws, and install the new unit.

Step 5 – Control board check:

• If a new ice maker does not resolve the ICE error, the main control board may not be providing correct signals and may need replacement.

When to call a technician: For complex ice system faults or if ICE persists after replacement, professional service is recommended.