On JennAir freestanding and undercounter ice makers such as the JIM158 series, the service light shows when the ice maker needs service. The first step is to turn the ice maker off and back on. If…
On JennAir freestanding and undercounter ice makers such as the JIM158 series, the service light shows when the ice maker needs service. The first step is to turn the ice maker off and back on. If the service light comes on again, that means a real service call is needed. The light does not say which part is the cause.
1. Turn the ice maker off, wait one minute, then turn it on. 2. Check that the water valve is open and the supply line is not kinked. 3. Make sure the condenser grille is clear of dust and nothing blocks airflow. 4. Check the drain hose for kinks. 5. If the light returns, call us.
A one-time glitch may have cleared. Keep an eye on ice production and on the light for the next few days. If the light returns, the ice maker needs a service visit and we can book one.
No. It is a general alert, so it cannot name a part. We use the unit's behavior, the water supply and cooling checks to find the cause, then give you a written price before any repair.
If it still produces ice, you can, but a returning light means the problem is real. Waiting can lead to a bigger repair, so call us.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
