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Posted on Feb 23, 2011

The water dispenser in the door is making a pulsating noise. When you turn on the water in the sink it will usually stop. Our water pressure coming into the house is about 55 lbs. Maytag Model #MF12568AEB. Thanks.

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Just wondering if you also have an ice dispenser that noise usually means the ice dispenser is full and needs to be emptied if not sorry that is about all I have.

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1. check water pressure comming out of the the spicket.
2. Make sure the hose and connectors aren't leaking.
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