Ice maker stopped making ice
We check whether the unit is cold enough, turned on, receiving water, completing a fill and harvest cycle, and getting the signals it needs from the refrigerator.
No ice, tiny cubes, a frozen fill tube, water leaking into the bin, or an ice maker that fills but never dumps? AGB diagnoses refrigerator ice makers and selected residential undercounter or standalone ice machines across Denton, Plano and nearby North Dallas communities. We trace the problem through temperature, water supply, fill, harvest and dispensing instead of replacing the ice maker first and hoping that fixes it.
Same-day and next-day appointments may be available when the address, technician route and schedule allow.

No ice and slow ice production look similar from the kitchen. They do not always have the same cause. The fastest diagnostic path starts with the exact symptom.
Free service call with completed repair. The $70 diagnostic fee is waived when AGB completes the approved ice maker repair.
Call About Your Ice Maker Request Repair OnlineAn ice maker is only one piece of the system. Water supply, freezer temperature, the refrigerator control system and the dispenser can all create what looks like an ice maker failure.
We check whether the unit is cold enough, turned on, receiving water, completing a fill and harvest cycle, and getting the signals it needs from the refrigerator.
A warm freezer, restricted filter, weak water flow, partially frozen fill path or an ice maker that is not cycling normally can cut production without stopping it completely.
When the mold does not get enough water, cubes can come out small, hollow or incomplete. Water pressure, filter restriction and fill time move high on the list.
If cubes freeze in the mold but never reach the bin, the problem is different from a no-fill condition. We check temperature, the harvest mechanism and ice maker controls.
A frozen fill tube can stop water from entering the ice maker. Simply thawing it may not solve the reason it froze, so we also look at the fill and valve side of the system.
Water around the mold, bucket or freezer can come from a fill tube, valve, connection, overfill condition or ice buildup redirecting water where it should not go.
If the bucket has ice but nothing comes through the door, the failure may be in the dispenser motor, auger, chute, switch, door interlock or control rather than the ice maker itself.
Clumped or frozen ice can point to melting and refreezing, moisture entering the ice compartment, a door or seal problem, or water getting where it should not.
Tell us whether the freezer is still keeping food hard-frozen, whether the water dispenser works, and what the ice looks like when it does make some.
Call (214) 842-6679 Request Ice Maker RepairWe do not start with "replace the ice maker." We start with the part of the cycle that is missing. Is the compartment cold enough? Is water getting to the mold? Does the mold freeze? Does the unit harvest? Does the dispenser move the ice out?
This is one of the easiest refrigerator repairs to misdiagnose from the symptom alone. The ice maker can be perfectly capable of cycling and still produce nothing because the compartment is too warm or the mold is not getting enough water.
A weak dispenser stream, a filter that has become restricted, a kinked supply line or a fill problem can all starve the ice maker. On the other side, a refrigerator that is not holding proper freezer temperature may never get the ice maker cold enough to start a normal cycle.
Small or hollow cubes are useful evidence. They often mean the ice mold is not getting a full charge of water before the freeze cycle starts.
That is why we ask about the water dispenser. If its flow has also slowed down, we pay close attention to the filter, supply line, household water pressure and inlet valve before blaming the ice maker assembly.
An ice maker depends on the refrigerator staying cold enough. A refrigerator can still feel "kind of cold" while the ice maker runs slowly or stops cycling because its compartment is too warm.
If you have no ice plus soft frozen food, long compressor run time, heavy frost or a warm freezer, use our refrigerator repair service. Fixing the cooling problem comes before replacing ice-making parts.
View Refrigerator RepairRefrigerator ice makers are our main ice service. We also accept selected standalone and undercounter machines by brand and model. Send the model number before scheduling specialty equipment.
Cooling problems can stop ice production even when the ice maker itself is not the failed part. If food is soft, the freezer is warm or frost is building up, start with Refrigerator Repair.
View Refrigerator RepairMany small portable units are built as replacement appliances rather than field-serviceable machines. Send the exact brand, model and symptom first. We will tell you if it is a unit we can reasonably service before scheduling a visit.
Send the Model NumberChoose the refrigerator brand for appliance-specific repair information. Ice maker design changes a lot by model, so the model number matters more here than it does on many simpler appliances.
Selected Sub-Zero refrigerator ice makers and specialty Scotsman or Manitowoc ice machines may also be accepted by model. Send the exact model number when you request service so the unit can be checked before the appointment.
No tools needed. These details help separate a simple setup or water-flow issue from a part failure.
Some refrigerators have an Ice Off setting, shutoff arm or control-panel option that can disable production.
If frozen food is getting soft, mention it. That moves the diagnosis toward the refrigerator cooling system.
A weak stream can point toward a restricted filter, supply problem or water-flow issue that also affects ice production.
Small, hollow, wet, clumped or misshapen cubes can tell us more than "it is not working."
We follow the missing part of the ice-making cycle, show you what failed and give you the price before repair.
Send the refrigerator or ice machine brand and model number, whether it makes any ice at all, whether the dispenser works and whether the freezer is staying cold.
The technician checks temperature, water supply, filter and fill conditions, the ice maker cycle, wiring and dispenser components that match the complaint.
We explain what failed and give you the repair price. If you approve it, the $70 diagnostic fee is waived when AGB completes the repair, and the completed repair includes the 90-day parts-and-labor warranty.
Choose your city for local appliance repair information. Appointment availability depends on address and technician route.
Refrigerator ice maker repair and selected ice machine service from the Denton location and nearby routes.
Refrigerator ice maker repair and selected ice machine service from the Plano location and nearby North Texas routes.
Short answers to the questions we hear most when a refrigerator stops making or dispensing ice.
The final price depends on the refrigerator or ice machine model, the failed part and the labor involved. The diagnostic visit is $70. After testing the system, the technician gives you the repair price before work starts.
Yes. The $70 diagnostic fee is waived when you approve the quote and AGB completes the ice maker repair. If no repair is completed, the diagnostic fee applies.
Same-day and next-day appointments may be available. The earliest opening depends on your address, technician route and appointments already on the schedule.
No ice can come from several places: the freezer or ice compartment may be too warm, water flow may be restricted, the fill tube may be frozen, the inlet valve may not fill correctly, or the ice maker may not be completing its cycle. The symptom alone does not identify the failed part.
Slow ice production can happen when the freezer is warmer than it should be, water flow is restricted, the filter is clogged, the fill path is partly frozen or the ice maker is not cycling normally.
Small or hollow cubes often mean the ice mold is not getting enough water. Water pressure, a restricted filter, a kinked line, inlet-valve performance and fill time are common areas to check.
Yes. A restricted filter can reduce water flow enough to slow or stop proper filling of the ice maker. If the water dispenser has also become noticeably slower, mention that when scheduling service.
Yes. Refrigerator ice makers need the freezer or ice compartment to reach the proper low temperature before a normal ice-making cycle can happen. If frozen food is also getting soft, the cooling problem should be diagnosed first.
The immediate problem is ice blocking the fill path, but the reason can be more important than the blockage itself. Depending on the model, fill-valve seepage, water-flow conditions or freezing around the fill area may be involved.
If water freezes into cubes but the cubes stay in the mold, the unit has made it through the fill and freeze portions of the cycle. Temperature, the harvest mechanism, ice maker motor or control side then becomes more relevant.
If the ice bucket is full but ice will not come through the door, the failure may be in the bucket auger, dispenser motor, chute, switch, door interlock or control system rather than the ice maker itself.
Ice can clump when it partially melts and refreezes or when water leaks into the bucket. Door sealing, ice-compartment temperature, moisture and fill problems are worth checking if the problem keeps coming back.
If your owner's manual gives a model-specific reset or test procedure, you can follow it once. Repeated resets are not a repair. If the unit keeps failing, shows an error, will not fill, leaks or does not respond to its test cycle, it needs diagnosis.
Selected residential standalone and built-in undercounter ice machines are accepted by brand and model. Send the model number before scheduling so AGB can confirm that the unit is within our current service scope.
Selected Scotsman and Manitowoc units may be accepted depending on the exact model, application, fault and parts availability. Send the model number and symptom first so we can check the unit before booking.
AGB services many refrigerator ice makers from KitchenAid, Whirlpool, Maytag, Frigidaire, GE, LG and Samsung, plus selected Sub-Zero and other models. Service depends on the exact model and parts availability.
Completed ice maker repairs include a 90-day warranty on the parts and labor used for that repair. The technician explains the coverage when the job is completed.
Ice maker repair is available in Denton, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Prosper, Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lake Dallas, Corinth, Dallas and nearby North Texas communities based on technician route and scheduling availability.
Service information reviewed August 16, 2026.
Call AGB or send the appointment form with the brand, model number, whether the freezer is staying cold, whether the water dispenser works, what the ice looks like and your ZIP code. Those details help us start with the right system when we arrive.