This is the most common and frustrating issue. Possible causes include:

Frozen Water Line: Ice can build up in the line, preventing water from reaching the ice maker.
Faulty Inlet Valve: This valve controls the flow of water into the ice maker. If it’s defective, water won’t reach the mold.
Defective Ice Maker Module: The module controls the ice-making process. If it malfunctions, ice production stops.
Jammed Ice Mold: Ice cubes can sometimes get stuck in the mold, preventing new ones from forming.

This can be caused by a few factors:

Low Water Pressure: Insufficient water pressure can result in incompletely filled ice molds.
Clogged Water Filter: A clogged filter restricts water flow, leading to smaller ice cubes.
Temperature Issues: If the freezer temperature isn’t cold enough, ice won’t freeze properly, leading to hollow cubes.

This can lead to water damage and mess. Possible causes include:

Loose Connections: Water lines connected to the ice maker can become loose, causing leaks.
Damaged Fill Tube: The fill tube delivers water to the ice mold. If it’s cracked or damaged, water can leak.
Overfilled Ice Bin: If the ice bin is overfilled, ice can spill out and melt, causing leaks.

While some noise is normal, loud banging or grinding indicates a problem. Possible causes include:

Jammed Ice Ejector Arm: If the ejector arm, which pushes ice out of the mold, gets stuck, it can cause noise.
Malfunctioning Water Inlet Valve: A faulty valve can make a buzzing or humming sound.
Defective Ice Maker Module: The module can malfunction, causing various unusual noises.