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ALAS Appliance Service

Ice Maker & Ice Machine Repair in Wylie, TX

No ice, slow ice, leaking or cloudy cubes? ALAS Appliance Repair fixes refrigerator ice makers and built-in undercounter ice machines, including clear-ice and outdoor kitchen models, across Wylie, from Historic Downtown Wylie and the SH 78 corridor to Woodbridge, Birmingham Farms and Inspiration.

  • Serving all of Wylie
  • Diagnostic fee credited toward your repair
  • Refrigerator, undercounter and clear-ice models
  • Open 7 days a week

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Wylie Ice Maker Repair

Wylie homes have refrigerator ice makers, undercounter ice machines in wet bars and game rooms, and freestanding nugget ice makers that get heavy use through long Texas summers of backyard and lake-day entertaining. Minerals in North Texas water build up in valves and fill tubes, which is one reason ice production slows over time.

An ice maker that stops making ice, leaks under the counter or turns out small, cloudy cubes is easy to put off until guests are coming over. ALAS Appliance Repair has been repairing ice makers for families across Dallas–Fort Worth, including Wylie, since 2019. We repair refrigerator ice makers and dispensers, built-in undercounter ice machines, clear-ice and nugget-ice makers, and outdoor kitchen ice machines from Scotsman, U-Line, Sub-Zero, Hoshizaki, Marvel, Perlick, KitchenAid, GE, Monogram, Samsung, LG and other major brands.

Every visit starts with a full diagnosis. We check the water supply and pressure, inlet valve and filter, freezer or evaporator temperature, the ice maker assembly or cutter grid, bin sensors, and the drain or drain pump. Then we explain the problem and your repair options before any work begins. If you go ahead, the diagnostic fee is credited toward the repair.

We repair ice makers in homes, rental properties and apartments in Historic Downtown Wylie, Woodbridge, Birmingham Farms, Inspiration, Bozman Farms, Sage Creek, Creek Hollow, Dominion of Pleasant Valley and the Lavon Lake area. For restaurant and commercial ice machines, see our commercial refrigeration service.

Common ice maker problems

What’s Wrong With Your Ice Maker?

These are the ice maker problems we fix most often in Wylie homes, with the usual causes and a quick check you can do before you call.

SymptomCommon causes a technician checksGuide
No ice at allIce maker switched off, closed or kinked water line, frozen fill tube, failed inlet valve, freezer too warm, failed ice maker assembly or control board
Make sure the ice maker is switched on and the water valve is open. A new ice maker can take up to 24 hours to make its first batch.

Possible causes a technician checks: Ice maker switched off, closed or kinked water line, frozen fill tube, failed inlet valve, freezer too warm, failed ice maker assembly or control board

Schedule a diagnosis
Slow ice or small, hollow cubesClogged water filter, low water pressure, failing inlet valve, scale buildup, dirty condenser
Replace an expired water filter. Reverse-osmosis systems often lower water pressure too much for an ice maker.

Possible causes a technician checks: Clogged water filter, low water pressure, failing inlet valve, scale buildup, dirty condenser

Schedule a diagnosis
Leaking waterCracked fill tube or water line, failed inlet valve, clogged drain or failed drain pump on undercounter models, unit not level
Turn off the water supply valve and check the line behind or under the unit.

Possible causes a technician checks: Cracked fill tube or water line, failed inlet valve, clogged drain or failed drain pump on undercounter models, unit not level

Schedule a diagnosis
Ice maker won’t stop or overflowsFailed bin sensor or shut-off arm, dirty optical sensors, control board fault
Check that the shut-off arm moves freely and the bin is seated correctly.

Possible causes a technician checks: Failed bin sensor or shut-off arm, dirty optical sensors, control board fault

Schedule a diagnosis
Cloudy, bad-tasting or smelly iceOld water filter, mineral scale, mold or slime in the bin or water system, stale ice
Replace the filter and throw out old ice. Built-in machines need regular cleaning and descaling.

Possible causes a technician checks: Old water filter, mineral scale, mold or slime in the bin or water system, stale ice

Schedule a diagnosis
Dispenser won’t release iceIce frozen together in the bin, frozen chute, failed auger motor, dispenser switch or door flap
Break up clumped ice in the bin. Clumps usually mean the freezer temperature is swinging.

Possible causes a technician checks: Ice frozen together in the bin, frozen chute, failed auger motor, dispenser switch or door flap

Schedule a diagnosis
Undercounter machine full of water or won’t drainClogged drain line, failed drain pump, blocked air gap, kinked drain hose
Check the drain hose for kinks. Many clear-ice machines need a working drain pump to empty.

Possible causes a technician checks: Clogged drain line, failed drain pump, blocked air gap, kinked drain hose

Schedule a diagnosis
Loud clicking, buzzing or grindingInlet valve trying to fill with no water, auger motor straining against clumped ice, failing fan or pump
Make sure the water valve is open. A buzzing ice maker with no water supply can damage the valve.

Possible causes a technician checks: Inlet valve trying to fill with no water, auger motor straining against clumped ice, failing fan or pump

Schedule a diagnosis

Repair or replace

Repair or Replace Your Ice Maker?

Built-in undercounter ice machines usually last about 8 to 10 years with regular cleaning. A refrigerator ice maker assembly is a replaceable part, so a broken ice maker is rarely a reason to replace the whole refrigerator.

Usually worth repairing

  • It is a built-in undercounter or outdoor kitchen ice machine
  • The machine is under 7 years old
  • The problem is a valve, sensor, drain pump or ice maker assembly
  • It is a refrigerator ice maker, since the assembly can be replaced

Worth weighing carefully

  • It is a low-cost countertop ice maker
  • The machine is more than 10 years old
  • The refrigeration system itself has failed
  • Replacement parts are discontinued for your model

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Ice Maker Leaking Water?

A leaking ice maker or water line can soak cabinets, hardwood and subfloors before you see it. Take these steps while you wait. After-hours emergency service is available for an added fee in Wylie.

How it works

How Our Ice Maker Repair Process Works

Schedule Repair
  1. Book online or call

    Tell us the brand, the model, whether it is a refrigerator ice maker or a built-in ice machine, and what it is doing. We confirm your appointment within 30 minutes, and a photo of the model label helps us bring the right parts.

  2. Diagnosis at your home

    Your technician checks the water supply and pressure, inlet valve, filter, temperatures, ice maker or evaporator, sensors and drain to find the part that actually failed.

  3. Written estimate

    You get the price in writing before any work starts. Nothing is repaired until you approve it.

  4. Repair, test and warranty

    We complete the repair, run a fill and harvest cycle, check for leaks and proper draining, and write the warranty terms on your invoice.

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Where we work in Wylie

Wylie Neighborhoods We Serve

ALAS provides ice maker repair across Wylie, including Historic Downtown Wylie, Woodbridge, Birmingham Farms, Inspiration, Bozman Farms, Sage Creek, Creek Hollow, Dominion of Pleasant Valley and the Lavon Lake area, covering ZIP code 75098 and the Wylie portions of 75048, 75166 and 75173. Check your ZIP code to confirm service at your address.

Ice Maker Brands We Repair

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Wylie Ice Maker Repair FAQs

Yes. ALAS repairs ice makers for Wylie homes and rental properties, including Historic Downtown Wylie, Woodbridge, Birmingham Farms, Inspiration, Bozman Farms, Sage Creek, Creek Hollow, Dominion of Pleasant Valley and the Lavon Lake area.

We serve Wylie ZIP code 75098 and the parts of Wylie in ZIP codes 75048, 75166 and 75173. Enter your ZIP code on this page to confirm service at your address.

Yes. A filter improves taste and slows the mineral buildup North Texas water leaves in valves and fill tubes. Change it as the manufacturer recommends, usually about every six months.

First check that the ice maker is switched on, the shut-off arm is down and the water valve is open. A freezer warmer than 5°F, a frozen fill tube, a clogged filter, a failed water inlet valve or a failed ice maker assembly are the most common causes. A new or reset ice maker can take up to 24 hours to make its first batch.

Small or hollow cubes usually mean the ice maker is not getting enough water. The common causes are a clogged water filter, low water pressure, a failing inlet valve or scale buildup. Reverse-osmosis systems often lower water pressure below what an ice maker needs.

Leaks usually come from a cracked fill tube or water line, a failed inlet valve, or, on undercounter machines, a clogged drain or failed drain pump. Turn off the water supply valve and switch the ice maker off until it has been repaired.

An old water filter, mineral scale, or mold and slime in the bin or water system can make ice cloudy, smelly or bad-tasting. Replace the filter, throw out old ice and clean the bin. Built-in ice machines also need a full cleaning and descaling at least once or twice a year.

An ice maker that overflows usually has a stuck shut-off arm, dirty or failed optical bin sensors, or a control board fault. Make sure the arm moves freely and the bin is seated correctly before calling.

Ice frozen into a clump in the bin, a frozen dispenser chute, a failed auger motor, or a failed dispenser switch or door flap are the usual causes. Clumped ice often points to a freezer temperature that swings too much.

Most undercounter clear-ice machines are not freezers. The bin is insulated but not refrigerated, so ice slowly melts and drains away while the machine keeps making more. That is normal. Ice that melts very quickly, or a bin that fills with water, points to a drain or temperature problem.

Clean and descale a built-in ice machine at least once or twice a year, and more often if your water is hard or the machine is outdoors. Change refrigerator water filters about every six months. Regular cleaning keeps ice clear and helps the machine last.

Ice machines make ice more slowly in hot kitchens, garages and outdoor kitchens, because the condenser has to work harder. A dirty condenser or failing fan makes it worse. Keeping the condenser clean and airflow clear helps in the Texas heat.

Yes. We repair built-in undercounter clear-ice and gourmet-ice machines, nugget-ice makers, and outdoor-rated ice machines from Scotsman, U-Line, Sub-Zero, Hoshizaki, Marvel, Perlick and other premium brands, as well as refrigerator ice makers from every major brand.

Built-in undercounter and outdoor ice machines are usually worth repairing, especially under 7 years old. Refrigerator ice makers are worth repairing because the ice maker assembly is a replaceable part. Low-cost countertop ice makers are usually cheaper to replace.

Built-in undercounter ice machines usually last about 8 to 10 years with regular cleaning and descaling. Refrigerator ice maker assemblies can wear out sooner and are replaced on their own.

The cost depends on the problem and the part. We start with a diagnosis, then give you a clear repair estimate before any work begins. If you go ahead with the repair, the diagnostic fee is credited toward it. If you decide not to repair, you pay only the diagnostic fee.

Repairs carry a 90-day warranty for non-members and 6 months for ALAS members. Sealed-system repairs, such as compressor and refrigerant work, carry 12 months for every customer. The exact coverage is written on your invoice.

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