When your ice maker isn’t working, it can really throw a wrench in your plans for a dinner party, pool party, or even a quiet day relaxing in the desert sun. Luckily, our ice maker repair Las Vegas technicians are here to help. We offer fast, affordable repair so you can keep cool and carry on.
We keep our trucks fully-stocked with all the most commonly failed ice maker repair parts. Our goal is to fix the problem on the first visit, saving you time and stress.
Our Las Vegas ice maker repair experts make your satisfaction their top priority. We participate in ongoing training to keep our skills sharp and up-to-date. Each technician is licensed and insured – we never hire contractors.
Give us a call for any of the most common ice maker problems. Whether your ice maker isn’t producing enough ice, the ice smells bad, or anything in between, we can help.
If you’ve noticed that your ice smells a little funky, or doesn’t quite taste like it used to, there are a few things you can check before calling us for ice maker repair in Las Vegas.
Check for Unsealed Food in the Freezer –Â Leftovers taste great, but you don’t want last week’s lasagna seeping into your ice. Make sure all the food in your freezer is wrapped and sealed tightly so the odor doesn’t permeate your fresh, clean ice cubes.
Change Your Refrigerator Water Filter –Â If it’s been a while since you’ve changed your water filter, you may end up with ice that doesn’t taste right. We recommend changing the filter every 6 months or so to keep water and ice clean and clear.
Dump Old Ice Cubes – Believe it or not, ice cubes can get old and stale just like food that’s been kept out for too long. If you rarely use the ice from your ice maker, consider dumping the cubes that are in there and letting it make a fresh batch.
If none of these simple fixes seem to solve your problem, contact us for expert ice maker repair in Las Vegas.
Common Ice Maker Problems
If your ice maker isn’t filling with water, check that the water supply to the refrigerator is on.
This could be caused by a thermostat malfunction or a worn out ejector motor.
A clogged water line is one of the most common causes of an ice maker not making enough ice. See some more solutions here.
If the ice from your ice maker tastes bad, you may need to change your refrigerator water filter.
