Sub-Zero · Phoenix, AZ
Ice Maker Repair
Clear-ice modules, fill valves, drain pumps and bin sensors on Sub-Zero ice makers.
- Service call
- $89, credited against the repair
- Phone answered
- 24/7
An empty bin in July is not usually a dead ice maker. Most calls here come down to water getting to the mold, or heat and scale stopping it leaving.
What people describe when they call
- Empty bin for days with no cubes forming at all
- Cubes coming out hollow, undersized or fused into a slab
- Water dripping past the mold and freezing under the bin
- Ice tasting flat from a filter nobody has changed
What gets checked, in order
- Water supply end to end: filter age, inlet valve, and the line behind the unit that gets crushed when a built-in is pushed back into its opening.
- Fill volume, because hollow, undersized or fused cubes are a short fill long before they are a module fault.
- Mold and harvest mechanism, plus the scale that hard valley water leaves on both.
- Bin sensor and the drain or pump on units that make clear ice, where a slow drain refreezes under the bin instead of running away.
- Cabinet temperature around the ice maker, since a compartment sitting a few degrees warm halves production without breaking a single part.
Replacing a module that is fed a short fill produces the same hollow cubes at a much higher price. We check the water first for that reason.
What it costs
What a ice maker repair costs in Phoenix
Each line is a range because the part decides where in it your repair lands — a thermistor and a compressor are not the same job. The figure for yours is agreed with you before anything is opened or ordered, so nothing on this ledger arrives as a surprise on the invoice.
Flat $89 service call covering the visit and full diagnosis, credited against the repair once you approve it.
- Door gasket or seal replacement
- $290–$650
- Evaporator or condenser fan motor
- $340–$650
- Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor
- $300–$670
- Ice maker, water valve or supply line
- $270–$860
- Electronic control board
- $440–$880
- Compressor or sealed-system repair
- $1,500–$3,310
For scale, a comparable built-in replacement, before installation and cabinetry work runs $12,330–$20,970. That is the figure every band above is worth measuring against, and it is usually why a built-in is worth repairing rather than replacing.
Reviews
Ice Maker calls in Phoenix
Selected from reviews left about this repair.
5.0 / 5 · 686 reviews
Every cube came out hollow or milky, so I assumed the ice maker itself was finished. It was a fill valve barely passing water, which was a relief. Fixed there and then, bin full by evening.
Cruz E.Alhambra
Two cubes an hour at best, and another company had already told us to buy a new unit. He descaled the mold, changed a thermistor that was reading nonsense, and the bin filled overnight.
Yesenia R.South Mountain
No ice for a solid week in the worst of the June heat, with three kids home. He checked the water line first, then found the module seized and put a new one in.
Octavio D.Estrella
Book a visit
Book a ice maker repair visit
Model number and what the unit is doing is enough to start. The line is answered 24/7.
- Phone answered around the clock
- Diagnosis before parts, price before work
- Built-in, integrated, undercounter and wine storage