Valve

Chris for Model Number bynum.chris@ymail.com

Answer Hello Chris, What I would suggest is to put your meter leads on the the fill valve and cycle the icemaker. There is a test switch at the bottom of icemaker to cycle the icemaker. You should get 120 vac at the water valve during the cycling of the icemaker. If you do not then you would need to replace icemaker head DA97-00258E. If there is voltage at valve then replace valve DA62-00930A 

John for Model Number Samsung RS195BSBB

Answer Hello John. The model number you provided is not working, but based on the information you provided, the icemaker assembly is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. 

John for Model Number Samsung RB195BSBB

Answer John, It's usually a faulty fill valve, It's a quick, easy test to determine which is at fault. Disconnect the wires from the fill valve, and attach your multi meter probes to the wires. Press and hold the rubber "test" button on the bottom of the icemaker control for three(3) seconds, the ice maker should start to rotate. When the ice maker tray returns to the horizontal position, the voltage should appear on the wires at the valve. No voltage indicates a faulty ice maker control, voltage on the wires indicate a faulty fill valve. Here's some meter usage information if you need it [http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html]. Thanks 

Hector

Answer Hello Hector, yes a bad water valve can cause the water to stop flowing up to the icemaker. Also a bad icemaker can cause it not to call for water and prevent the solenoid to dispense water to icemaker. Most units have to solenoids on the valve assembly, one for the water dispenser if it has one and one for the icemaker. With a model number we would be able to supply you with the correct water valve and icemaker, thanks!