Gay M for Model Number TFX30PRYAWW My icemaker in my GE Profile Refrigerator makes ice, but in the right rear corner of the ice "bucket", over time, there is a large buildup of ice. This eventually hinders the ability to get the ice to travel to the shute. I have to take out the "bucket" and empty the bucket of all the ice, and then letting this "block" of ice thaw enough to get it out of the bucket. It seems to fill up the tray to make ice as expected, it is just this buildup that is strange. Can you tell me what may be happening here and what can be done about it.
Answer Gay, You will want to pull the icemaker out and check to see if the mold of the icemaker is starting to deteriorate. This is the most likely cause and would need to have the icemaker replaced. Also check the fill cup to make sure that there is no ice built up in the cup. If so then you would want to replace the water valve due to seeping, which means allowing a little water to get through the valve even though it is not calling for water. Read More... Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com | Friday, June 21, 2013