Sub-Zero Repair in Sumner

What we see here

1. 01 Because the wells come in only at the summer peak, the water reaching a Sumner ice maker in August is not quite the mix it gets in March.
2. 02 Sumner's water-quality page prints no hardness figure, so scale is judged by what a technician finds on the parts, never assumed from the town.
3. 03 A frozen fill tube can pass for a dead ice maker. Sub-Zero traces it to unsteady pressure, a bin lifted out with the ice maker still on, water turned off before the ice maker was, or cubes stuck in the mechanism.

On your side of the Shut-Off Line

1. 01 Note whether the trouble started in high summer, when four city wells join the springs, because the August mix is not the March mix.
2. 02 Look at the kettle and the tap aerator for crust: Sumner prints no hardness figure, so what you can see is the evidence we have.
3. 03 Before any planned water shut-off, switch the ice maker off first: water stopped with it still running is a cause Sub-Zero lists.

Then the five that apply anywhere, in order: switch, filter, supply valve, fill tube, arm and bin.

Booking

Sumner sits east of Puyallup, down in the valley. When you book, tell us whether the unit makes ice, dispenses water, or both.

The $89 visit pays for the trip and the whole diagnosis, and once you approve the repair that $89 is deducted from its price. The phone is answered 24/7; visits run 8 am to 8 pm, Monday through Sunday.

What the visit covers is on the Sub-Zero ice maker repair page. On this water, read What Water Pressure Does a Sub-Zero Ice Maker Need first.