Ice maker not making ice at all
We test the valve, thermostat, and water line in sequence. Once we find the failed part, we replace it on the spot. Most no-ice calls finish in under two hours, and you see ice drop before we leave.
When your ice maker quits, you need Ice Maker Parts Replacement Hattiesburg MS fast. We stock water inlet valves, control boards, thermostats, and augers for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, GE, Samsung, and LG units, so most repairs finish in one visit. Whether it is a refrigerator ice maker in Oak Grove or a Manitowoc machine at a Hardy Street restaurant, we diagnose the fault, replace the failed part, and test the cycle before we leave. Call 111 222 333 and we will get your ice bin full again.

Ice Maker Parts Replacement Hattiesburg MS is the appliance repair service that swaps out failed components inside your ice maker so the machine freezes, harvests, and dispenses ice again. We replace water inlet valves, ice maker molds, augers, thermostats, control boards, water filters, and water lines. A multimeter and manifold gauge set tell us whether the fault is electrical or refrigerant-related before we quote. Most jobs take 60 to 120 minutes, and we carry common parts for Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Scotsman, and Manitowoc on the truck.
Hattiesburg summers push ice makers hard, and the humidity around Kamper Park and the Bouie Street Area accelerates mold and slime buildup in the bin and water line. When your ice maker stops making ice, leaks water, or dispenses warm cubes, the cause is usually one failed part, not the whole unit. We see this constantly in homes built before 1980 near Downtown Hattiesburg, where original water lines have scaled shut. If you have been searching for ice maker parts replacement in Hattiesburg MS near me, we can be at your door the same day.
Every job includes a full diagnostic, the replacement part, installation, and a cycle test. We tell you upfront what is covered and what is not, so there are no surprises on the invoice.
We test the water inlet valve, thermostat, control board, and compressor with a multimeter and manifold gauge set. The diagnostic pinpoints the failed part and tells us whether the fix is electrical, mechanical, or refrigerant-related.
We install OEM parts whenever possible and high-quality equivalents when OEM is not available. Every part we install carries a 90-day warranty covering both the component and our labor.
We inspect the water line for leaks, kinks, and scale, and check the water filter. If the filter is clogged, we replace it so the new part gets clean, full-pressure water from day one.
Before we leave, we run the ice maker through a complete freeze-and-harvest cycle. You watch ice drop into the bin. We also check for leaks with an inspection mirror and confirm the machine holds temperature.
We clean up after ourselves and haul away the failed part. Your kitchen or back-of-house looks the way it did before we arrived, minus the broken ice maker part.
You call 111 222 333 and describe what the ice maker is doing, or not doing. We ask about the brand, model, and symptoms like leaking water or warm cubes. Two minutes on the phone usually tells us which parts to load, so the technician arrives prepared.
The technician tests the water inlet valve, thermostat, and control board with a multimeter, then checks refrigerant pressure with a manifold gauge set if the compressor is suspect. This takes 20 to 30 minutes and pinpoints the failed part before any work begins.
We show you the failed component, explain what it does, and give you one flat price for the replacement. You approve it or you do not. No pressure, no hidden fees, and no charge for the diagnosis if you move forward with the repair.
We pull the old valve, board, thermostat, or auger and install the new one using a nut driver set and flare tool. Water lines get a tube cutter and fresh compression fittings. Most replacements take 45 to 90 minutes depending on access.
Before we pack up, we run the ice maker through a full freeze-and-harvest cycle and check for leaks with an inspection mirror. You see ice drop into the bin before we leave. If anything is off, we fix it on the spot.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Tests voltage and continuity on the water inlet valve, thermostat, and control board. It tells us which component has failed before we replace anything.
Reads refrigerant pressure on the compressor and sealed system. We use it to confirm whether a warm-ice complaint is a thermostat issue or a refrigerant problem.
Recovers refrigerant safely when a compressor or sealed-system component needs replacement. We follow EPA Section 608 rules on every recovery.
Cuts and flares copper water lines cleanly when we replace a leaking line or install a new inlet valve. Clean flares prevent future leaks.
Removes the screws and hex-head fasteners on ice maker molds, augers, and control boards without stripping them. Essential for tight access inside refrigerators.
Finds hidden leaks behind the ice maker and under the bin. The dye shows slow leaks that are invisible to the naked eye.
Verifies the freeze cycle reaches the correct temperature. We check the mold and bin temperature after every repair to confirm the machine is working.
A family in Oak Grove had a KitchenAid refrigerator ice maker that stopped producing ice. The machine ran but nothing dropped into the bin. They had been buying bagged ice for two weeks.
We tested the water inlet valve and found it had failed. We replaced it with an OEM valve in 45 minutes and ran a full cycle test. Ice was dropping before we left. Total cost: $240, including the part and labor.
A Downtown Hattiesburg restaurant had a Manitowoc ice machine that quit on a Thursday afternoon. The control board was flashing an error code and the machine would not cycle. They faced a weekend without ice.
We arrived within three hours, diagnosed a failed control board, and replaced it with a Manitowoc OEM board. The machine ran through five cycles before we left. The restaurant opened Friday with full ice production. Cost: $620.
A homeowner in The Avenues had a U-Line undercounter ice maker leaking water onto hardwood floors. The leak was slow and had already damaged the cabinet base. The ice also tasted bad.
We pulled the unit, found a cracked water line and a clogged filter, and replaced both. We also cleaned and sanitized the bin, which had mold from Hattiesburg humidity. No leaks after a 24-hour dry test. Cost: $310.
Most ice maker failures trace back to one worn component. We find it, replace it, and get your ice production back to normal, usually in a single visit.
Ask a pro →We test the valve, thermostat, and water line in sequence. Once we find the failed part, we replace it on the spot. Most no-ice calls finish in under two hours, and you see ice drop before we leave.
We trace the leak with an inspection mirror and leak detection dye, checking the inlet valve, water line, and drain. We replace the failed part, dry-test the repair, and confirm no drips remain.
We check the water filter, water line, and inlet valve. A clogged filter or weak valve is the usual culprit. We replace the part, restore full water flow, and verify cube size on the next cycle.
We disassemble the ice path, clean and sanitize every surface, and flush the water line. We also replace the water filter and show you a simple monthly cleaning routine to keep it clear.
Most residential jobs run $180 to $450 in 2026, including the part and labor. A water inlet valve or thermostat sits at the low end near $180. A control board or compressor replacement pushes toward $450 or more. Commercial machines like Manitowoc or Scotsman units can run $300 to $850 depending on the component.
We do. Ice Maker Repair Experts is a local Hattiesburg shop serving Forrest County and all 39401, 39402, and 39406 ZIP codes. We carry parts for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Scotsman, Manitowoc, Hoshizaki, Ice-O-Matic, U-Line, and Sub-Zero, and we handle both residential and commercial ice makers.
Yes, in most cases. Call before 2 p.m. and we will have a technician at your door the same day with the parts your model needs. We stock water inlet valves, thermostats, control boards, and augers on the truck, so roughly 8 out of 10 same-day ice maker parts repair Hattiesburg MS calls finish in one visit.
You can order online and wait a week, or you can call us and have the right part installed today. We stock OEM and high-quality aftermarket components for all major brands at our Hattiesburg location. We do not sell parts over the counter, but we install them, and every part carries a 90-day warranty.
Your ice maker quit, and you need it back. Call 111 222 333 and we will diagnose the fault, quote a flat price, and replace the failed part, often the same day. Every repair carries a 90-day parts warranty.
Book Same-Day Service 111 222 333 →Call 111 222 333 or email info@icemakerrepairexperts.com and we will get you on the schedule. We answer the phone during business hours and return after-hours messages first thing the next morning. Most Hattiesburg calls placed before noon are handled the same day.