Autofill water pitcher doesn't fill

Resetting your ice maker isn't something you'll typically need to do very often. In fact, the only time you should ever reset the ice maker in your bottom freezer is when you're not getting any ice, and even then, it's the last resort, after other troubleshooting steps which are more likely to resolve your issue. But if you want to check if your ic

Resetting your ice maker isn't something you'll typically need to do very often. In fact, the only time you should ever reset your ice maker is when you're not getting any ice, and even then, it's the last resort, after other troubleshooting steps which are more likely to resolve your issue. But if you want to check if your ice maker is working, it

If the refrigerator or freezer doors will not close, it will impact cooling performance and eventually create frost. This guide will walk you through inspecting the gasket, roller bars, and how you should store your food.

Many times when you see a pool of water (or one that froze into a sheet of ice), it can often be attributed to condensation or a spill you didn't notice. The most common place to see water is at the bottom of the compartment, such as below the vegetable or crisper drawers. Leaks can occur outside of the refrigerator, or you can have an auto fill wa

The AutoFill water pitcher will stop filling if it detects a leak, and will make the icon on the panel blink until the issue is resolved. On most models, this can be resolved by removing the pitcher and allowing the compartment to drain, then drying it down.