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GE Ice Maker Not Making Ice in McCordsville, Indiana

On November 10, 2026, we replaced the ice maker in a GE PYE22KYNDFS refrigerator in McCordsville, Indiana. Diagnosis identified a failed ice maker motor. The new assembly began producing ice a few hours after replacement.

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GE refrigerator ice maker compartment during the McCordsville repair
GE refrigerator ice maker compartment during the McCordsville repair

The Customer’s Concern: No Ice Production

A homeowner in McCordsville, Indiana, contacted Alex Appliance Repair because the refrigerator’s ice maker had stopped producing ice. We visited on November 10, 2026, to diagnose the problem and determine what needed to be repaired.

The diagnosis identified a failed motor in the ice maker. The repair called for a new ice maker assembly, which we installed. A few hours later, the replacement began making ice, confirming that ice production had resumed. The photographs and diagram below show the model, the ice compartment and the assembly involved in this completed repair.

Original GE appliance label showing model PYE22KYNDFS
Original GE appliance label showing model PYE22KYNDFS

Model Confirmed: GE PYE22KYNDFS

The refrigerator’s original identification label shows model PYE22KYNDFS. The close-up is cropped from the service photograph to make the model number readable. Matching the complete model helps distinguish this refrigerator from similar-looking GE appliances when identifying the correct ice maker assembly.

The supplied exploded diagram shows the ice maker at callout 620 above the other components of the ice compartment. The highlighted assembly corresponds to the unit involved in this repair. The diagram provides a useful overview, while the original photographs show the actual refrigerator and components during the McCordsville service visit.

Replacing the Ice Maker Assembly

After diagnosis, the ice maker with the failed motor was replaced with a new assembly. This was an ice maker replacement, rather than a separate motor-only repair. The service photographs show the assembly outside the compartment beside the removed cover, and a closer view of the wiring connectors inside the refrigerator.

Ice maker assembly and removed compartment cover during service
Ice maker assembly and removed compartment cover during service
Ice maker wiring connectors visible inside the refrigerator compartment
Ice maker wiring connectors visible inside the refrigerator compartment

The motor failure was the finding on this particular refrigerator. A complaint that an ice maker is not making ice does not, by itself, identify which component has failed. In this case, the diagnosis determined the replacement needed, and the return of ice production a few hours later established the reported result of the repair.

Reference image of the complete ice maker assembly, separate from the service photographs
Reference image of the complete ice maker assembly, separate from the service photographs

The Complete Replacement Assembly

This reference image gives a clear view of the ice maker’s housing, ice mold and electrical connectors. It is a component reference supplied with the repair materials, not an additional photograph taken inside the customer’s home. The service photos above document the actual visit.

Replacing the complete assembly addressed the diagnosed motor failure within the ice maker. The completed repair did not require describing the refrigerator’s entire cooling system as faulty: the confirmed problem and replacement were specific to the ice maker. The assembly diagram and reference image help show which unit was involved.

Ice Production Resumed a Few Hours Later

The replacement ice maker began producing ice a few hours after installation. That is the confirmed outcome for this November 10 repair in McCordsville. The repair was completed successfully, and the refrigerator was making ice again.

This timing describes the result observed on this appliance; it is not a promise that every ice maker replacement will produce ice within the same interval. When requesting service, share the refrigerator model and describe whether ice production stopped completely or changed over time. Clear symptom information helps the technician evaluate the appliance.

Questions About This GE Ice Maker Repair

Why was this GE refrigerator not making ice?

Diagnosis identified a failed motor in the ice maker. The complete ice maker assembly was replaced.

Was only the motor replaced?

No. A new ice maker assembly was installed to address the motor failure in the old unit.

How soon did the new ice maker work?

On this service visit, ice production resumed a few hours after replacement.

Does every no-ice problem require a new ice maker?

No. The diagnosis in this article applies to this GE PYE22KYNDFS refrigerator. An inspection is needed before recommending the same repair for another appliance.

Where and when was the repair completed?

The repair took place in McCordsville, Indiana, on November 10, 2026.

Refrigerator Repair in McCordsville, Indiana

If your refrigerator’s ice maker has stopped producing ice, contact Alex Appliance Repair with the model and a description of the problem. We explain the diagnosis and estimate before approved repair work.

Learn about refrigerator repair in McCordsville or browse our recent appliance repair stories. Alex Appliance Repair is an independent appliance repair service operated by Aksenov LLC.

Call (463) 248-8429 to discuss your refrigerator.

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