KitchenAid KUIX335H Ice Maker Service
Under a counter, the KUIX335H is easy to forget until the bin runs low. It is a 15-inch automatic ice maker, and its finishes, the KUIX335HBL, KUIX335HPS and KUIX335HWH, all share one base model.
A good service call here starts with listening. We start the machine cold and follow the sequence: water fill, freeze, harvest, drain. If a step is missing or slow, that is where the problem sits. A fill that takes too long leads us to the valve and screen, and a harvest that never finishes sends us to the freeze plate.
We also vacuum the condenser and check the drain for slime, because both quietly erode performance. By the end of the visit you have seen a full cycle complete. The price is written down before work starts, and you get a 30-day workmanship warranty.
The cubes may be freezing to the plate because of scale or low water, so the release never triggers. We clean the plate, test the water supply, and run another full cycle to confirm.
Yes. Slime narrows the drain and keeps old water in the sump, which spoils the next batch. We clear the line and sanitize the sump as part of the service.
It can. A partly open valve delivers less water per cycle, so cubes come out small or hollow. We measure the flow and replace the valve only if the numbers fall short.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
