Hose from door dispensor hook to refrigerater

the water soliniod maybe clogged with calcium. if you get it loose you can take the plastic hose loos from the icemaker side of the water valve see if it is dripping or running out of there. if alot is coming out maybe getting voltage too long from the icemaker. it will be one or the other.

The water line in the door is frozen . Several ways to thaw . 1 ) turn on the dispensor light for a few daws until thawed , 2 ) raise the freezer temp a few days until thawed , 3 ) use compressed air to the bottom of the door on the line , to blow out the ice , 4 ) order the GE dispensor heater pt. # WR49X10173 , it comes with installation instructions .

If the light and ice dispenser on the front panel works and If your fridge is 4 years old or older, the insulation in the freezer door has most likely deteriorated and the water in the tube feeding the water dispenser has probably frozen. Open the freezer door, put a blanket over the food to keep it from defrosting, and use a blow dryer to defrost the door. Blow the hot air on the flat panel inside the door (the backside of the water dispenser). Close the door about every 5 minutes to check to see if the water works. Once the water begins to flow, you have successfully defrosted the ice in the tube. Defrosting the door works for about 12 hours until it freezes again. To solve this problem, I placed a 10" weedeater line up thorugh the dispenser nozzle leaving about 1/8 of an inch sticking out. When the line freezes again, pull out the weedeater line, dispense water to free the ice, and then reinsert the weadeater line. I keep the line in all the time...it works great! If the light or ice dispenser do not work, the problem may be *********** board.

If you are making ice then the chances are that the solenoid or the switch mechanism is bad on the water side. The water valve has two solenoids that control water flow. The icemaker side is control by the cam switch that rotates on cycling ice drops and the water side is controlled by the door switch which operates the water valve. If you hear the click when you activate the door switch, listen to see if you hear a clicking near the back of the refrigerater when you hit the switch. There is also a possibility that the water inlet screen is clogged with debris.

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to remove door there are screws at top door hinge, them and door should lift right off. fold back gasket and you will find a lot of screws under gasket remove them and inner door panel should lift off exposing hoses .

no water come out of dispenser to glass

Usually at the bottom outside of door (near hinge) is where the waterline will become loose or crack. Otherwise, I would have to look at it.

sounds like icemaker not turned on

Mine did the same thing.  Other web sites said it was the motherboard.  I replaced it and now it works great.  The part number is: Hotpoint Refrigerator Main Control Board Assembly WR55X10552best deal was at http://midwestapplianceparts.com