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Old September 28th, 2009, 09:03 PM
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Its your compressor thats bad then for sure, since your out of your 5 yr. warranty, it would cost more to fix than its worth, EST. $400-$600 for a new compressor installed.

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Jake -
One more question, why would a bad compressor cause the icemaker to not function properly? It made the ice cubes but couldn't push the cubes out of the freezing tray.
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Yes, it would make the ice maker not function properly.

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