Sub-Zero Repair Los Angeles, CA · Independent service

Sub-Zero · Los Angeles

Ice Maker Repair

Clear-ice module, water supply and drainage work on Sub-Zero built-in and undercounter ice makers.

What people call about

  • Empty bin with the arm down and nothing harvesting
  • Hollow or cloudy cubes that collapse in a glass
  • Water pooling beneath the unit or freezing into a slab
  • Output falling away through a hot week
  • Service call $89 flat, credited against the repair
  • Visits 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days
  • Coverage Woodland Hills · Westwood · Venice · Playa Vista

What it costs

Bands, not a number pulled out of the air

Flat $89 service call covering the visit and full diagnosis, credited against the repair once you approve it.

These are the bands for the Sub-Zero refrigeration work this site takes on, ice maker repair among it. Each line is a range because the part, the model and how far the unit has to come out of the cabinetry all move the figure. You hear the price for your own repair — a firm number, not a band — after the diagnosis and before anything is fitted, and the $89 service call comes off that number the moment you approve the work.

Door gasket or seal replacement
$300–$630
Evaporator or condenser fan motor
$310–$680
Defrost heater, thermostat or sensor
$290–$670
Ice maker, water valve or supply line
$300–$840
Electronic control board
$440–$970
Compressor or sealed-system repair
$1,300–$3,030
Replacing the unit instead
$12,530–$21,320

That last line is a comparable built-in replacement, before installation and cabinetry work. It is the reason a fifteen-year-old built-in is usually worth the repair: the cabinet, the doors and the joinery around them are the expensive part, and they are almost never what failed.

Reviews

Recent ice maker repair calls in Los Angeles

Reviews left after this repair, in Woodland Hills, Westwood, Venice and Playa Vista.

5.0/ 51,419 reviews

  • The undercounter maker in our den had flooded the cabinet twice. He found the fill trough knocked out of line by a slammed door, reset it, and sealed the base back down properly.

    Orlando C.Westwood

  • Production dropped off right after the building flushed its water lines. Grit had jammed the inlet screen and the bin sensor was reading full when it was empty. Cleared and adjusted, ice again by dinner.

    Tomiko A.Playa Vista

  • Hillside dust gets everywhere out here, and our ice maker had slowed to a handful of cubes. Scale on the cutter grid and a tired water valve. Both dealt with, bin full by morning.

    Nuria F.Woodland Hills

Common questions

Ice Maker Repair: the two questions we get most

If yours is not here, the phone is the shortest route to an answer — and it is answered 24/7.

(310) 919-2538
Production dropped off through a hot week. Is the unit failing?

Usually not. Clear-ice modules make ice slowly by design, and a hot room, a scaled cutter grid or a tired water valve all cut output further. Scale and filters come first; the sealed system is a distant last.

The cubes are hollow, cloudy and collapse in a glass. What causes that?

Hollow or cloudy cubes point at the water side, not the cold side: low fill, a partly blocked inlet screen, an exhausted filter, or hard water furring the mould. Los Angeles water is hard enough that filters matter more here than the manual suggests.

Book a visit

Book a ice maker repair visit

Model, roughly how old, and the symptom. That is enough to book the right visit and put the right parts on the van. The $89 service call covers the trip and the diagnosis, and comes off the repair.

Call (310) 919-2538 Book online

Visits 8:00 am – 8:00 pm, seven days · phone answered 24/7