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Denver, CO · Sub-Zero

Ice Maker Repair

Harvest faults, scale and leaks on Sub-Zero clear-ice modules and the water path behind them.

$89 flat: the trip, and a diagnosis you get told the result of. Approve the work and the same $89 comes off the total.

Ice maker module lifted out onto a counter, mould and bin still full of cubes, meter and bagged parts alongside

How it usually gets described

  • No harvest at all, or a mould that never empties
  • Cloudy, hollow or fused cubes
  • Scale from hard city water choking production
  • Water pooling under the bin and refreezing

What gets checked

  1. Which module the generation actually uses established from the model before any part is ordered
  2. Fill cup, mould and ejector inspected for scale — the usual finding on Denver water
  3. Inlet valve, fill volume and line pressure measured, and the filter age established
  4. Harvest watched end to end instead of assumed, bin sensor included

What it costs

The six bands a quote comes out of

Parts, and the labour to fit them, grouped the way faults actually turn up on a built-in. Yours lands inside one of these before anyone reaches for a screwdriver.

The visit and a full diagnosis are $89 flat. Approve the repair and that $89 comes straight off what you pay.

One firm figure from inside the band, settled with you first. Nothing is dismantled and nothing is ordered until you have said yes to it.

Door seal or drawer gasket
$270–$680
Fan motor, evaporator side or condenser side
$320–$700
Defrost circuit: heater, limit or thermistor
$280–$610
Ice module, inlet valve or fill line
$260–$750
Control board or user interface
$390–$1,000
Sealed system: compressor, drier or charge
$1,490–$3,180

Ranges, not starting prices. Two things move a figure inside its band: which part it turns out to be, and how far the cabinet has to come out of the run before anyone can reach it. Set against that, a new built-in of the same width, with no cabinetry or fitting counted in, is $11,900–$23,680.

Reviews

What owners say once the van has gone

Built-in calls in Golden Triangle, Five Points, Virginia Village and Belcaro.

4.9/ 51,739 reviews

  • Our bin was filling with cubes fused into one lump every couple of days. He diagnosed a lazy harvest cycle and a bin sensor covered in film. Both handled, though he came at the very end of the window.

    Roswell E.Five Points

  • Cubes came out hollow and tasted like the back of the freezer. He replaced the inlet valve, then swapped a filter that had clearly never been changed since the loft conversion. Ice is clean and clear now.

    Quillan H.Five Points

  • Cubes turned small and cloudy days before we had thirty people over, and I assumed the module was finished. It came down to low water pressure at the unit and a partly plugged screen. Cleaned, fill adjusted, full cycle watched.

    Ulysses G.Belcaro

Two ways in, and nothing to fill in

Give us the model number and what the cabinet is holding. That is usually enough to know which circuit is at fault before anyone is dispatched — and which parts belong on the van.