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I have an old Whirlpool refrigerator with an ice maker in the top freezer section. The ice maker worked flawlessly until a few days ago when it just stopped making ice. I figured out that the in-line water filter was more than a year old and had stopped supplying water (nothing came out when I removed the outlet connection and restarted the water supply, but the new filter did). So I figured that having changed the filter all would again be well. Wrong, unfortunately.
Used a hair dryer on the inlet tube in case it was frozen (no change). Lifted the on/off wire and let the unit settle down overnight thinking this might help (it didn’t).
I read here that activating the unit in test mode (with an insulated wire) might do the trick. Can anyone tell me if this is advisable (or does the clicking noise mean the unit is already active)?electrofix wrote:well the part is no longer available (over 2 years ago) so that answers your question
stat part no is 00057895
https://www.neff-home.com/uk/support…glebox=tb0403/
you may find a used one on ebay if someone is stripping the same unit but if not thats it
for your interest it was made sept 2004
also if you fitted a copy oven element then I have had all sorts of problems with these. including watching a new one burn out while i was testing it
Dave
Thanks for this help
Oh, sad, Last year my pond vacuum has also broken accidently. Then I used a shop vac in a pond vac.
A Tip: While you can buy a pond vacuum intended for cleaning pond debris, no need for the extra expense. and extra bulk in storage. if you already have a wet-dry vacuum in your home. When the bag is removed from a canister, you can safely use it to vacuum water.Mod edit : Have removed your unauthorised advert.
Don
