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GE refrigerator icemaker error codes
GE refrigerator icemaker indicators as GE Appliances lists them, each with its meaning and the first safe check.
The ice maker on many GE refrigerators uses indicator lights to show what it is doing, and a steady or flashing light can mean ice is being made, the bin is full, or there is a problem to check. Start with the simple things: make sure the ice maker is switched on and its arm or sensor is down, that the freezer is cold enough and that the water supply is connected and turned on. A clogged water filter or a frozen fill tube also stops ice.
GE refrigerator icemaker showing a flashing green light: meaning and exact next steps
a flashing green light means The icemaker is in its Fault state. GE says that if the harvest state is not complete within 30 minutes, after a Harvest Fix mode starts at 7 minutes, the icemaker enters the Fault state and the green light flashes, and that this often means the icemaker needs to be replaced.
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a green light that is not lit means GE says the green indicator light is off when the icemaker is turned off and on when it is turned on, so a light that is not lit usually means the icemaker is switched off.
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Give the ice maker a day to produce ice after any change, since a cycle takes time. Remove clumped ice from the bin and keep food away from the ice maker. A light pattern that stays on after these checks is explained in the owner's manual for your model, which lists the meaning of each pattern, and GE service can help if it does not clear.
Why is my GE ice maker not making ice?
Check that it is switched on, that the water line and filter are clear and that the freezer is cold enough. Give it a day after a change.
What does a flashing ice maker light mean?
It can signal a fault or a state such as a full bin. Check the manual for your model's patterns.