Display shows 76E; water may leak into the ice bucket or ice production is abnormal.

Safety first: Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before working on water components.

Step 1 – Inspect the ice bucket and ice maker:

• Remove the ice bucket and check for large clumps of ice or signs of overfilling.
• Look for water dripping from the ice maker area.

Step 2 – Check the fill tube:

• Locate the ice maker fill tube entering the ice maker.
• Check for ice blockage; thaw with a hair dryer on low if frozen.

Step 3 – Inspect the water inlet valve:

• Remove the rear lower access panel.
• Locate the Water Inlet Valve and the line feeding the ice maker.
• Check for leaks around fittings and valve body.

Step 4 – Replace faulty components:

• If the valve is leaking or stuck open, replace the Water Inlet Valve Assembly.
• If the ice maker overfills despite a good valve, replace the Ice Maker Assembly.

Note: After repairs, restore power and water, then monitor for 24 hours to ensure normal ice production and no leaks.