Top 20 Igloo Cooler Igloo Portable Countertop Ice Maker Questions & Answers

No, the 220-240VAC motor will not work. https://mcappliance.com/drive-motor-mcim22ts-tw-14.html

Is the water tank full? Try holding the power button for three seconds...

Make sure the small emitter that sends a beam through the ice bucket to read ice height is not blocked or dirty...

How about using a cork? ...

The ice mold is over-filling and linking the cubes together...

There is a probe that tells the machine it's full. Change it.

As a rule, these units don't have a water filter, you must use one on the outside of the unit

Check on the ventilation.

The heat that is being removed from within the unit has to be extracted towards the outside. A lot of times the condenser coils are on the surface just underneath the exterior panels.

It shouldn't make any loud noises at all. Most likely it's a water pump related problem. Most pumps make loud noises when they are lose from their base due to a broken clip or untighten screw. It could also be caused by a faulty pump. Either way, if you just bought it and have the receipt, return it and have them give you another one.

does it run? does the compressor run, does the fan run, is the air flowing across the outside radiator, is the air comiing out warm? is there a waterpump and does it run? Does anything get cold and does anything get hot?, it should be. These are my suggestions to look for in your unit

it seems the sensor is jammed or malfunctioning, fooling the control section and keeping the machine from working. I don't know the machine but the sensor detecting the full ice section is either mechanical or a thermistor (electronic). Locate the sensor and make sure it is in position to sense or simply messing with it may make it work again. Igloo may have a troubleshooting section in their website.

Maybe scaling has occured, get descaling chemical to clean it. Also remember to remove the dust accumulate at the condenser..

There is some sort of arm that fits into the ice tray; when the ice fills up the tray the arm is pushed up and a switch connected to it will open the circuit and prevent any future ice maker operation(s). That switch has to be closed for unit to work!

you do not leave them alone they may have refrigerant flowing through them. look in your owners manual/instructions for more info.

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