Serving 78701, 78702, 78703, 78704, 78705, 78745, 78758, 78759, 78729, 78748. We diagnose Whirlpool ice makers every week in Austin.
We focus on real, on-site diagnosis in Austin, TX. No guessing, no unnecessary parts.
When an ice maker stops producing ice, the issue is usually water supply, a failed ice maker module, or a control/sensor problem.
Quick tip: Make sure the freezer temperature is set correctly and the ice maker is switched ON.
Learn more →If ice is made but not dispensed, the issue is usually mechanical — auger motor, dispenser door, or switch failure.
Quick tip: Remove the ice bin and check for clumped or jammed ice before running another cycle.
Learn more →Slow ice production usually means temperature issues, low water pressure, or a failing ice maker module.
Quick tip: Ensure the freezer is not overfilled and air vents are not blocked.
Learn more →Small or hollow ice cubes almost always indicate low water flow into the ice maker mold.
Quick tip: Replace the water filter if it hasn’t been changed recently.
Learn more →Ice maker leaks are usually caused by overfilling, cracked molds, or water valve issues.
Quick tip: Turn off the ice maker and water supply if leaking is active to prevent damage.
Learn more →Bad tasting ice is usually caused by an old filter, stagnant water, or contamination inside the ice maker system.
Quick tip: Dump old ice and replace the water filter before requesting service.
Learn more →We service many Whirlpool models — model number optional when booking.
Most jobs fall into the $150-$220 labor range. Parts priced separately after diagnostic.
When available, yes. We also provide aftermarket options if cheaper.
The technician compares repair cost with age/condition and gives a clear recommendation.
