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freezer and if you look at the harness and you will see the six wires. If you jumper
the black and the black/white together with the board still connected to the harness
it will bypass the relay on the receiver board and start the icemaker. The catch is
that you have to hold the jumper in contact with the wires at all times for the
icemaker to advance and there is not much room to play around in there. In addition
you should still have the jumper inserted at T and H on the icemaker to bypass the
thermostat. If the icemaker works with this test than the problem is probably with
the emitter/receiver board.
You can test for an obstructed icemaker water line by switching the icemaker water
valve harness with the door dispenser valve harness and then press the dispenser
switch on the door to energize the valve. Hopefully water will run from the fill tube in
the freezer. Clear as mud right?