General Electric Ice Makers Not Cooling Repair in Decatur GA

When a General Electric ice maker shows ice tastes bad or smells, the cause is often Stale ice sitting in bin too long absorbing odors from freezer, Strongly odorous food stored nearby without proper sealing, and Plastic tubing or components off-gassing on a new unit. Our factory-trained Decatur technicians diagnose and repair using genuine OEM General Electric parts.

When a General Electric ice maker shows leaking water, the cause is often Cracked water distribution tube or tray with hairline fracture, Drain pan cracked or overflowing, and Supply line saddle valve partially open or leaking at pierce point. Our factory-trained Decatur technicians diagnose and repair using genuine OEM General Electric parts.

When a General Electric ice maker shows ice maker too slow, the cause is often Scale or mineral buildup on evaporator plates (especially nugget/flake makers), Ambient or water temperature too high, requiring more energy to freeze, and Condenser coils dirty, reducing refrigeration efficiency. Our factory-trained Decatur technicians diagnose and repair using genuine OEM General Electric parts.

When a General Electric ice maker shows ice tastes bad or smells, the cause is often Mold or mildew growth inside water lines, tray, or bin from infrequent cleaning, Stale ice sitting in bin too long absorbing odors from freezer, and Strongly odorous food stored nearby without proper sealing. Our factory-trained Decatur technicians diagnose and repair using genuine OEM General Electric parts.