Ice maker not making ice at all
We test the coil and line pressure, replace the failed valve, and confirm the mold fills on the next cycle. Most Hattiesburg homes have ice again within 24 hours.
Ice Maker Valve Repair Hattiesburg MS gets your ice flowing again when a failed water inlet valve leaves the bin empty or the floor wet. We test the coil, check line pressure, and replace the valve with an OEM-matched part. Most homes in Forrest County get same-day service, and we carry the common Whirlpool, GE, Samsung and LG valves on the truck so you are not waiting on a special order.

Ice Maker Valve Repair Hattiesburg MS is the appliance service that diagnoses and replaces the water inlet valve controlling flow into your ice maker. That small solenoid valve opens on a signal from the control board, fills the mold to a precise level, then closes. When the coil weakens or mineral scale jams the diaphragm, you get no ice, slow ice, or water running down the back of the fridge. We test the coil with a multimeter, check incoming line pressure, and confirm the mold fill before we replace anything.
Hattiesburg water carries enough calcium that inlet valves scale up faster than most homeowners expect, especially on homes off older galvanized service lines near Downtown and The Avenues. A failing valve often shows up as ice maker leaking water or an ice maker not making ice, and it can flood a kitchen floor overnight. If you need ice maker valve repair in Hattiesburg Mississippi, we stock valves for Whirlpool, KitchenAid, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Scotsman, Manitowoc, Hoshizaki, Ice-O-Matic, U-Line and Sub-Zero so the job usually finishes in one visit.
Every Ice Maker Valve Repair Hattiesburg MS call includes a full diagnostic, the replacement valve, and a leak test before we leave. If the real fault turns out to be the control board, thermostat, or water line, we tell you and quote that instead of replacing a good valve.
We test the solenoid coil with a multimeter, check line pressure, and inspect the diaphragm for scale or cracks. This tells us whether the valve is actually the fault before we touch it.
We install a valve matched to your Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG, Frigidaire, Scotsman or Manitowoc machine. No generic parts that fail in six months and leave you calling again.
We inspect the supply line and saddle valve while we are in there. If the line is brittle or the saddle valve is weeping, we fix it now instead of waiting for it to fail.
We run two full fill cycles and confirm the mold fills to spec. An inspection mirror and dye check catch any drip before we button the fridge back up.
You get the failed valve and a plain-English explanation of what went wrong. We also give you tips to slow scale buildup so the next valve lasts longer.
You call and describe the symptom: no ice, slow ice, or water under the fridge. We ask the brand and model, then book a window, usually same-day. Most calls in Hattiesburg and Oak Grove get a two-hour arrival window.
The tech pulls the fridge, shuts the water, and tests the inlet valve coil with a multimeter. We check line pressure, inspect the water line and saddle valve, and look for scale or cracks. This takes about 20 minutes.
We cut the water line with a tube cutter, swap the failed valve for an OEM-matched unit, and reseat every connection. A flare tool and nut driver set keep the fittings tight. The swap itself runs 30 to 45 minutes.
We restore water, run two full fill cycles, and watch for drips with an inspection mirror. We confirm the mold fills to the right level and the ice maker cycles normally. Nothing gets buttoned up until it passes.
We wipe down the area, push the fridge back, and walk you through what failed and why. You get the old part, a warranty on the valve, and tips to keep the next one lasting longer.
Purpose-built equipment, used by trained technicians — so the job is done accurately the first time.
Tests the inlet valve solenoid coil for continuity and confirms whether the coil has burned out or is still good.
Cuts the water line clean and forms a proper flare so the new valve connection seals without a drip.
Opens the fridge or machine panels without stripping screws, so the job stays clean and reversible.
Finds slow drips behind the fridge and confirms the new valve and line are dry before we leave.
Diagnoses the sealed system when a valve tests good but the machine still runs warm or short-cycles.
Handles refrigerant safely under EPA Section 608 rules whenever a repair touches the sealed circuit.
Checks bin and mold temperatures so we know the ice maker is cycling in the right range after the valve swap.
A Whirlpool side-by-side in Oak Grove had been dripping behind the fridge for days. The homeowner noticed a warped floorboard and an empty ice bin. The inlet valve coil tested open and the diaphragm was coated in scale.
We replaced the valve with an OEM-matched Whirlpool part, cleared the scale from the fill tube, and pressure-tested the line. The floor stayed dry and the bin was full within 18 hours. Total job time was about 75 minutes.
A Manitowoc machine at a Downtown Hattiesburg restaurant quit on a Friday afternoon. The bin was empty and the dinner rush was two hours away. The inlet valve had failed and the supply line was kinked behind the unit.
We swapped the commercial valve, straightened and re-clamped the line, and ran two fill cycles. Ice production was back before the rush. The owner avoided a weekend of buying bagged ice at roughly $3 a bag.
A homeowner in The Avenues complained of hollow cubes and a half-empty bin on a Samsung fridge. The valve coil tested good, but line pressure at the valve was low because of a clogged filter and a long, partly kinked water line.
We replaced the water filter, rerouted the line, and installed a new valve as a precaution. Fill volume came back to spec and the cubes were solid again within a day. The fix cost far less than a new ice maker.
Most no-ice and water-on-the-floor calls in Hattiesburg trace back to the inlet valve. Here are the specific problems we fix every week.
Ask a pro →We test the coil and line pressure, replace the failed valve, and confirm the mold fills on the next cycle. Most Hattiesburg homes have ice again within 24 hours.
We shut the supply, replace the valve, and pressure-test the line. We also check the saddle valve and water line so the leak is fully closed, not just slowed.
We measure fill volume, replace the valve, and clear any scale in the fill tube. Cubes come out full and solid again.
We test the valve first, then check the compressor and condenser coils with a manifold gauge set if the valve is good. You get the right diagnosis, not a guess.
Most valve repairs in Hattiesburg run $180 to $420 in 2026, including the part and labor. A standard residential inlet valve is usually $40 to $120, and labor runs $120 to $250 depending on access. Commercial machines like Manitowoc or Hoshizaki can run higher because the valves are heavier and the panels take longer to open.
We do. Ice Maker Repair Experts handles ice maker valve repair in Hattiesburg MS and the surrounding Forrest County area, including Oak Grove, West Hattiesburg and the Hardy Street Corridor. We carry the common Whirlpool, GE, Samsung, LG and Frigidaire valves on the truck, so most jobs finish the same day you call.
Yes, in most cases. Call before noon and we can usually get a tech out the same day. We stock the top 20 residential inlet valves, so if yours is a common model we finish in one visit. If it is a rare commercial valve, we will tell you the lead time upfront before you commit.
The three most common causes we see are a burned-out solenoid coil, mineral scale jamming the diaphragm, and a clogged or kinked water line. Hattiesburg water is hard enough that scale builds up faster than in softer-water cities. A multimeter test on the coil and a pressure check on the line tells us which one you have in about 20 minutes.
Water on the floor or an empty bin? Call now and we will get a tech out, usually the same day. Every valve we install carries a 12-month parts warranty and a 90-day labor warranty.
Book 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.