Ice Maker Repair in GA
- 90-Day Warranty
- Serving Since 2024
- Same-Day Service
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm · Sat, Sun Closed (EDT)
Service call is FREE with any repair$0 diagnostic when we do the work.
Appliances we repair
Experienced technicians serving Alpharetta, GA and nearby areas.
Brands We Service:
Brands serviced: Sub-Zero, Wolf, GE Profile, Whirlpool, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Maytag, KitchenAid, Kenmore, Asko, GE, Electrolux, Speed Queen, Jenn-Air, Amana, Champion, Viking, Thermador, Bosch, Miele, Gaggenau, Dacor, Cove.
How it works
Three steps from your call to a working appliance.
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Book your appointment
Call or book online and pick an arrival window. Same-day slots are often available.
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Professional diagnosis
A technician arrives, finds the fault and quotes the repair up front. The diagnostic fee is waived when you approve the work.
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Repaired, usually same visit
Most repairs finish on the first visit with parts from the van, backed by a 90-day warranty.
Ice makers in Alpharetta and across our service area can encounter various issues, from failing to produce ice to making strange noises. At A.M.S. We service popular brands such as Whirlpool, GE, Frigidaire, Kenmore, GE Profile, and Sub-Zero, offering expert repair for your equipment. For businesses, we also provide repair for commercial ovens, commercial laundry machines, and commercial kitchen equipment. Our team is ready to diagnose and fix your ice maker, with a service call that is free when you approve the repair.
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Our trucks & technicians
Types we service
Coverage across every common variation of this appliance category.
- Built-in ice makers
- Under-counter ice makers
- Freestanding ice makers
- Commercial ice machines
- Residential ice makers
- Counter-depth ice makers
- French-door ice makers
- Side-by-side ice makers
Common Ice Maker Repair symptoms
If you're noticing any of these, it's time for a diagnostic.
Ice maker not producing ice
This is a common issue where the ice maker simply stops creating cubes. It can be due to a lack of water supply, a frozen component, or a malfunctioning part within the unit. Ensuring proper water flow and temperature is key to consistent ice production.
Ice maker makes strange noises
Unusual sounds like grinding, buzzing, or rattling can indicate a problem. These noises may stem from a worn motor, a jammed mechanism, or issues with the water inlet valve. Addressing these sounds promptly can prevent further damage.
Ice cubes are hollow or small
When ice cubes are not forming to their full size or are hollow, it often points to insufficient water filling the mold. This could be caused by a partially clogged water line, a low water pressure issue, or a faulty fill valve.
Ice maker dispenses a slow stream of water
A slow water dispenser can affect ice production. This symptom might be caused by a kinked water line, a clogged filter, or low water pressure from your home's supply. It's important to ensure a consistent water flow for optimal performance.
Likely causes
What we typically find when we diagnose these symptoms.
Water supply issues
The most frequent cause for an ice maker not producing ice is an inadequate water supply. This can be due to a frozen water line, a clogged filter, a closed water inlet valve, or low household water pressure preventing adequate flow.
Faulty water inlet valve
The water inlet valve controls the flow of water into the ice maker. If this valve is faulty, it may not open properly, leading to no ice production, or it may stick open, causing continuous filling and potentially flooding.
Temperature regulation problems
Ice makers require specific freezing temperatures to operate. If the freezer compartment is not cold enough, usually due to a malfunctioning thermostat, evaporator fan, or a defrost issue, the ice maker cannot form ice cubes effectively.
Mechanical component failure
Internal components like the auger motor or the ejector arm can wear out over time. A worn motor might produce strange noises, while a broken ejector arm could prevent ice from being released from the mold into the storage bin.
Quick checks before you call
Safe checks that may save you a service call. Never open the appliance — visual + power checks only.
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Check the power source
Ensure the ice maker is plugged securely into a functioning electrical outlet. Test the outlet with another small appliance to confirm it is receiving power. A tripped circuit breaker can also interrupt power supply.
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Verify the water supply valve
Locate the water supply line connected to your ice maker, usually behind the refrigerator. Make sure the valve is fully in the 'on' position. A partially closed valve will restrict water flow needed for ice production.
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Confirm freezer temperature settings
Check that your freezer's temperature is set to a cold enough setting, typically 0°F (-18°C), for optimal ice making. Adjust the thermostat if necessary and allow time for the temperature to stabilize before checking ice production.
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Inspect for frozen water lines
Visually inspect the water line connection to the ice maker for any signs of ice buildup, especially if it runs through a cold section of the freezer. If you see ice, try gently warming the area or allow the freezer to defrost.
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Listen for normal operation sounds
Pay attention to the sounds your ice maker makes. Normal operation includes a low hum during ice production and a sound of water filling the mold. Unusual noises like grinding or buzzing may indicate a problem.
Pricing
What affects your final bill.
Diagnostic
The service call is free when you approve the repair.
The final repair cost is determined after a thorough diagnosis of your ice maker. We provide a clear quote before any work begins, allowing you to approve the service. The exact price will depend on the specific issue and the parts needed.
Ice Maker Repair We Provide
Brands We Service
Why Choose A.M.S. Appliance Repair?
What Alpharetta, GA says about us
5.0based on 5 Google reviews
Minh Huain the last week
The team was very responsive and friendly. They did a thorough job fixing my Scotsman ice machine. Their pricing is very competitive. I would go back to them again.
Alison MKin the last week
Alex came the same afternoon and had my oven repaired in short order. I highly recommend his services.
Cassandra Connorsin the last week
I needed my disposal repaired. Ivan came out the same day and fixed without having to replace. It was quick and easy and saved me $300. Thank you! Great service.
Hours of Operation(all times EDT)
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Common Problems We Fix
Serving Alpharetta, GA and nearby
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Service call from $87 — waived when you proceed with the repair
Standard $87 · Commercial $187
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during an ice maker service visit?
Upon arrival, our technician will first assess your ice maker to identify the problem. They will then explain the diagnosis and the necessary repairs. You will receive a clear explanation of the work needed before any service begins, ensuring you understand the process and the solution.
How quickly can you schedule an ice maker repair?
We offer same-day service for ice maker repairs, recognizing the urgency of having this appliance functional. Contact us as early as possible, and we will do our best to dispatch a technician to your location promptly within our service area.
How does your service call fee work?
The service call is free when you approve the repair. This means if our technician performs the necessary work to fix your ice maker, you will not be charged a separate fee for the visit itself. You are only charged for the completed repair.
What kind of warranty do you offer on repairs?
All repairs performed by A.M.S. Appliance Repair are covered by our warranty. This provides you with confidence knowing that our work is guaranteed. The specific length of the warranty coverage is provided to you at the time of service.
What can I check before booking an ice maker repair?
Before calling, ensure the ice maker is properly plugged into a working outlet and that the circuit breaker hasn't tripped. Verify that the water supply valve is fully open and that the freezer or refrigerator temperature is set correctly for ice production.
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