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Bosch 11034802 Refrigerator Ice Maker

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Special Price $233.96 Regular Price $309.95
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Available Quantity:   62
SKU
11034802

Product Description

The Bosch 11034802 Ice Maker helps in providing ice for beverages and cooling purposes in a continuous manner. Intended to simply fit into the refrigerators. Work by pulling water from the supply line freezing the water into ice cubes, and dispensing them in the bin. An ice maker is incorporated to monitor the ice supply and automatically replenishes the ice runs low. This saves the inconvenience of using ice trays.
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What maintenance is required for the Bosch 11034802 Ice Maker?

Regularly clean the ice maker and its components to prevent mineral buildup and contamination. Check water lines for leaks or blockages to ensure proper flow. Replace filters as recommended and keep the refrigerator at optimal temperature. Always disconnect power before servicing.

What are common issues with the Bosch 11034802 Ice Maker?

  • Ice maker not producing ice or low output issues.
  • Ice cubes forming improperly or sticking together.
  • Water leakage or clogged inlet valve.
  • Unusual noises during operation or cycling.
  • Ice maker failing to dispense ice inproperly.

Installation Steps

Step1: Unplug the refrigerator and shut off the water supply before installation.

Step2: Remove the old ice maker and disconnect the wiring harness carefully.

Step3: Position the new ice maker into the mounting brackets securely.

Step4: Reconnect the wire harness and water line connections firmly.

Step5: Tighten all mounting screws and check for leaks.

Step6: Restore power and water supply, then test ice production.