Inglis system 2000 coil is iced up - Amana 22.6 cu. ft. Side-By-Side Refrigerator with FrontFill Ice and Water

Instead of just bolting on parts, run tests. Do you have spark at the plugs? If not, could be crank sensor. Do you have compression?

With out checking it out myself,,,My guest would be the (VCM) Vehicle Control Module...
hope this is some help to you ??

DID YOU REPLACE DIST CAP AN DIST ROTOR,NOW CHECK TIMING BELT TO SEE IF IT JUMPED

ice maker will not work if freezer is too warm . it must be 15 deg or lower and if fresh food is that cold then the food is frozen. the freezer needs to be 0 to 5 deg and the fresh food side 38 def is best . / you may be having a defrost problem and the cold coil is packed with ice and prevent ing air flow .. ck for ice in back of freezer .. mm

There are a lot of variables that cause high head pressure. Be sure the cool ing fan is operating properly. It should come on whenever the condenser coil feels warm to the touch. It will cycle on and off as the pressures change. A clogged up coil will also cause high head pressure. If you don't have sufficient water flowing over the evaporator plate, where the ice freezes, the head pressure will go up. You need to check the low side head pressure as well. Weighing the charge is a good start to charging the machine , but the first question I would ask is why are you charging it? Was there a leak, or compressor change?
If you had a compressor burnout, did you replace tthe drier-filter?If not, it may be stopped up from burnout residue. That will also cause high head pressure. If you did not vacuum the system there may have been refrigerant still in the system before you started the new charge. Check the items I mentioned and see if that helps.

can be from an obstruction (i.e. food or debris) or incomplete defrost. water forms around the drain during defrost cycle and ices up when cooling cycle comes on. defrost the drain and try installing a heat probe part#819043 made by whirlpool.its a metal rod that wraps around the heater and goes into the drain opening to prevent the drain from icing up. hope this helps.

Hi, You will need to unplug the defrost drain hole located inside the freezer section under the evaporator coil. Remove the rear panel in the freezer and you can get to the drain. Please let me know if this helps you or if I can assist you further.

Vic

Had the same problem. Chances are that the water has frozen in the supply tube, not allowing water into the maker. you will need to unplug and thaw out your fridge entirely to thaw it out. I used a hair dryer pointed at the filler tube to defrost it.

I have the same problem with my GE fridge.  I inherited the fridge with the purchase of my house.  There is a coil located in the back of of the freezer.  Remove the wire shelves and remove the screws and remove the back panel inside of the freezer.  I can almost guarantee your coil is completely iced.  I just use a hardryer to remove the ice.  I need to perform this once every four weeks.  It's a bummer.