Do-It-Yourself Story

Leaking was caused by an ice-blockage at the water nozzle. Inspection of injector tubing revealed that a few drops of water stuck to the inner sides. I reasoned if the water did not fully drain, it could freeze in place. Then, the next time the water would flow to fill the ice-maker, a little bit more could freeze to the sides. Eventually, the frozen water would collect until the tube was blocked. The Source of all problems is the water staying in the tube. I replaced the injector tube and water nozzle. The New inject tube did not have water sticking to the sides. The old water nozzle allowed the next piece of tubing to be ejected during the second leak. I replaced that water nozzle in case there was an issue with the nozzle. I also switched from a cable tie to secure that tubing in place to a small hose clamp. The ice maker was placed back into service, but the fridge was left out for several days for a better leak inspection. No leaks, and lots of ice. Problem fixed. Thanks for having the parts I needed. The hardest part of the project was getting the fridge out of the custom built cabinet.