Sub-Zero IC-24CI Ice Maker Column
The IC-24CI adds an ice maker to the 24-inch panel-ready column, which is why it often ends up in a bar, a butler pantry or a basement entertaining space where ice gets used heavily.
Three calls come up again and again: lights that quit, a cabinet that warms through the day, and an ice maker that falls behind. We test the door switch and lamp circuit, check the condenser grille and seals, and then look at the water supply and the ice maker itself. Cloudy cubes often point to the water path instead of the machine, so we begin at the filter. Legacy parts take a bit longer, so we try to confirm what is needed up front.
Written price first, then a 30-day workmanship warranty after.
Not always. Cloudy cubes often come from the water filter or a slow supply. We check the water path before suspecting the ice maker. That keeps the repair simple.
We test the door switch, wiring at the hinge and the lamps. A weak or sticking switch is the most common reason, and it is inexpensive to correct.
A dusty grille or leaking seal lets heat build when the room warms. We clear the grille, test the seals and watch a full cycle before moving to controls.
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.
