I have a msd2650hes maytag side by side last year (4yrs old at the time) one day my pressure for the water dispenser in the door went ot a 10th the original pressure, i assumed it was the filter bc it had been a year. I repalced the filter and no change. I hired a repair man referred to me and he replaced my valve on the back of the fridge, still no go. 2nd time and $180 later, he checked the line for air and to make sure the water line was working, all along the ice cubes were a flowing the whole time no issues. now i have just lived with slow water pressure. but the other day my father in law took out the ice bucket to fill a coller and ever since the ice maker has stopped working, i saw a small amount of ice formed in the maker that had not been released so i uplugged it and defrosted it then reinstalled but still no ice please help with both of my problems.

inspect the ice make to check for any sign of visible damage or misalignment, .and unplug the fridge and plug it again

this fix could be a simple leaking connection or hose
you have some options
call a technician and have the problem properly diagnosed and get a quote
if the quote is around 40% of the price of a new unit then consider a new unit as parts for your unit will be at the no longer available stage lf you really do not water dispensed from the door , disconnect the system and use a jug of water in the fridge or purchase a water/ drink cooler but that is an option to consider

Is water pressure to house normal? Have you moved Refrigerator recently? if so you may have crimped water supply pipe or tube.
Is the valve for that pipe full on? Or was it turned off to do something to the water supply? Last time Water filter was changed? Electric valve for water dispenser may be clogged. That's the last place I would look. Small cubes may be an adjustment or switch to cause partial fill.

If the water flowed normally for a few years and now will not fill the ice maker with enough water to make full size cubes or dispenser fill too slow the problem may be a defective=> 67005154 Water Inlet Valve In the tutorial above I want you to listen carefully of all the possible items that can cause slow waterflow. I am here should you have questions Thanks Sea Breeze

disconnect and wait for full melt down. then reconnect

Just ask Jason to fix it for you :)

there are two water inlet valves on the back of refrigerator, one for icemaker the other for water in door. the valve for the water inlet is plugged or the soelinoid coil is bad. replace faulty valve, usually about 20 to 30 greenbacks at the appliance parts store

You can cure this problem by ordering part numbers 12002776 and W10130482. Instructions are included with the parts.

Same problem in my 1 year old Maytag side-by-side. I let the stuff it sit in a cup for about 5-7 days, and it turned into a fuzzy mess of mold. Obviously a problem. However, Maytag WILL NOT admit a problem. Home Depot would not override Maytag's decisions. They did arrange for an appliance repair company to replace internal tubes, but after about a month of drinking it again, (WITH A NEW $35 FILTER) I found lots of new MOLD last night. Filled a pitcher a couple of times to find six "onion-like" pieces. This has been an ordeal of about 9 months. My family has had unusual illness (colds, flus, stomach problems) for the past 9 months. I am about to take it to the city dump.

Okay. My appliance is around four years old. The first time the water quit working was about a year ago (ice cubes / dispenser was fine). I just let it go and didn't worry about it. One day months later, I found it functional again. That lasted about a month or two, then it recently quit again. Tonight, I located the water supply line coupling under the unit on the left side under the freezer door, about five inches from the hinge. I separated the coupling (push lock type) and pressed the water dispenser lever. After a few seconds, the water flowed out just fine. I re-attached the coupling, turned the freezer coldness selector to 0 (off) opened the freezer door and fetched my wife's blow dryer. I ran the dryer along the inside of the freezer door near the black door seal frrom the hinge up to the water/ice dispencer compartment. I also ran it all along the back of the dispenseer compartment to the handle side of the door as I am unsure of where the water line runs. After about ten minutes of this, I attempted to dispense water with no luck. I continued with the blow dryer until the plastic and even the door seal were very warm to the touch. I closed the door and attempted to dispense water once again, and this time it worked. I turned the coldness selector back on. This time I set the freezer to 3 and the fridge to 7. I ran several cups of water through the dispenser since it's been sitting in the line for a while before drinking any. As for the "reservoir," I don't where or if one exists, but heating up the inside of the door from hinge to dispenser worked perfectly. Hope this helps someone!

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