GE refrigerators — including Profile, Cafe, and standard models — commonly develop ice maker problems. The ice maker may stop producing ice entirely, make too little ice, or produce small or hollow cubes. Common causes include a failed water inlet valve, a frozen fill tube, or a faulty ice maker module. Our technicians carry GE ice maker parts and often complete the repair during the same visit.
The valve that feeds water to the ice maker may have failed or become restricted by mineral deposits.
The small tube that delivers water to the ice maker tray can freeze solid, blocking water flow.
The motor assembly inside the ice maker that cycles the ejector arm may have burned out.
Ice makers need at least 20 psi of water pressure. Low household pressure can prevent the valve from opening.
Try these before calling for service — they may resolve a simple issue.
Make sure the ice maker is turned on (check the arm or switch)
Verify the freezer is cold enough — at least 0°F for proper ice production
Check the water supply line behind the fridge for kinks
Look at the fill tube in the back of the freezer for ice blockage
Exact price confirmed after diagnosis — you approve before we start.
Prices reflect typical ranges and may vary based on your specific appliance and parts needed. Diagnostic fee credited toward repair.
Call now for same-day service in Gainesville, Haymarket, and Bristow. $150–$350 for most repairs.
