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I recently purchased an Electrolux fridge and I’m trying to figure out how the ice maker works. I’m not sure if I’m missing something or if I’m not doing something correctly. Does anyone have any advice or tips on how to get the ice maker to work properly? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I’m glad you asked about how an ice maker works in an Electrolux fridge. I’m an expert on this topic, so I’m happy to share my knowledge with you.
An ice maker in an Electrolux fridge works by using a set of sensors to detect when the ice bin is full. When the sensors detect that the bin is full, the ice maker will stop producing ice. The ice maker also has a heating element that helps to keep the ice cubes from sticking together. This heating element is connected to a thermostat, which is set to a certain temperature. When the temperature in the fridge drops below the thermostat’s set temperature, the heating element will turn on and help to keep the ice cubes from sticking together.
The ice maker also has a water valve that is connected to the water supply in the fridge. When the ice maker needs more water, the valve will open and allow cold water to enter the ice