We have a ge frig one year old. the model # is GSH25JFTE BB. I have noticed that there is blinking green light in the back of the ice maker. I have read the owner's manual cannot find a reference for this blinking light. What does the light mean? Thanx

need more info on unit .how old ? and model would be helpful

Replace the ice maker. The light should be solid all the time.

Grab a blow dryer and aim it at the water tube that supplies water to your ice maker. More then likely it is frozen with ice and will need further melting to clear it out so that your ice maker will work again

check felter

i think is your water filter

you need to check the inlet screen on the solenoid down below for blockage, also make sure that the freexer is cold enough

On mine the water inlet feed tube would freeze solid. Removing the ice tray and using a hair dryer to completely thaw the tube would get it working for another month or so. My frig had a solid rubber inlet tube. I noticed at the appliance store that newer models had an inlet tube that was split on top. I got one of these from a local appliance parts store, and it fixed the problem. The tube replacement it easy. Get to the back of the frig. Turn off the water supply. Carefully pry the white plastic piece out ( located on the upper right side when facing the back of the frig. ) of the frig. When you have the new one in hand it will be clear what you are going to do. Pull out the old remove the water line. Attach the line to the new tube and insert it. Turn on water, check for leaks, and you should be ok. This repair is only effective if you have an inlet tube that freezes up. There can be many other malfunctions that stop ice makers from working. This was my problem. Replaced the tube 3 years ago and ice maker has worked fine since the replacement.

According to the manual for your refrigerator:
Blinking green light indicates an ice cube is stuck in the icemaker. To fix - Turn off the ice maker with the on/off switch. Then remove all of the ice from the icemaker by hand and turn it back on.

I hope this helps.

one of the valves could be open circuit. ice build up where the pipe enters the cabinet or sadly if not that then the complete ice maker. hope this helps

mikethemonk If there are no ice cubes stucked in the icemaker, you have to call GE for service. Your icemaker could be guaranteed for three months only. Gendos...post back