
Frigidaire Ice Maker Not Working? 7 Causes and How to Fix Each
You pull open the freezer on a July evening and find an empty bin. A Frigidaire ice maker not working in peak summer is one of the most frequent calls our Denv…
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Two Midea kitchen appliances sit on the water side of the room: the refrigerator with its freezer section, and the dishwasher. They share a supply line and a drain. This page is about what the pair has in common, underneath our wider Midea appliance repair coverage.
A puddle at the base of the cabinets rarely names its source. Four candidates sit within a few feet of each other. Two of them belong to the dishwasher.
Timing separates them faster than anything else. Water that appears only around a wash cycle points at the dishwasher. Water that arrives on no schedule points at the refrigerator line, which nothing is watching. The dishwasher watches itself. It carries a leak sensor in the base tray that stops the cycle before water reaches the floor. On models with a numeric display, the dishwasher posts E4.
Our refrigerator leaking water guide covers the fridge side. A line that was never run correctly is an install fault, not an appliance fault. That is separate work, covered under refrigerator water line installation.
Once the machine is identified, the diagnosis belongs to its own page. Fault-by-fault coverage sits on our Midea refrigerator repair and Midea dishwasher repair pages.
Both machines drink from the same tap, and they complain about it differently.
The mineral load shows up as spots and cloudy film on glassware.
The same minerals collect on the fill valve screen, and ice starts coming out small or hollow.
One supply, two symptoms nobody connects.
The useful question is how many machines are complaining. One machine on its own is usually its own fault. Both at once, across the same stretch of weeks, points at the water or at the shutoffs and drain they share. Wash-side faults across other brands sit on our dishwasher repair page.
Midea’s own-brand kitchen appliances reached US retail in 2021. Almost every unit is under five years old, and that changes what is likely to be wrong. Worn-out compressors and pumps are rare on a fleet this young, and electrical, sensor, control and water-path faults are what turn up instead. Age drives whether a repair is worth doing, which our general refrigerator repair page sets out.
Warranty terms are what people get wrong on a matched pair. The two machines can carry different coverage even on the same receipt. Check the paperwork before booking a paid repair. It takes two minutes.
The other pair-level question is whether one failure predicts the next. Usually it does not. The two share plumbing rather than parts, and where a shared cause exists it is almost always the water. If the dishwasher is why you called but the ice has been small for a month, say so when you book.
The honest anxiety with Midea is not whether the appliance can be fixed. It is whether anyone local takes the job. The brand’s US service network is still building out, and not every shop picks up the work. Our insured technicians handle both Midea kitchen appliances, and every repair carries a 100-day labor warranty.
Parts follow the same story with a better ending. Midea components move through the same national distribution channels as long-established brands. We source Midea parts through national supplier networks and manufacturer contracts.
The same question comes up on other imported brands, which is why our Haier repair coverage sits beside this one. Laundry is covered too. It sits on our Midea laundry appliance repair page.
The same two machines turn up under other badges. See residential refrigeration brands we service and dishwasher brands we service.
Yes, and it is usually the better booking. The two machines sit on one water system, so a technician already under the sink can check both ends. Mention the second appliance even if the complaint is vague.
Note when it appears. Water only around a wash cycle points at the dishwasher. Water on no schedule points at the refrigerator supply line.
Less than most people assume, and not evenly across the metro. What matters at this level is that one supply feeds both machines, so water trouble shows up twice rather than once. Tell us if both machines changed at the same time, because that changes where we look first.
The freezer section is part of the same appliance and the same visit. There is nothing separate to book. A standalone freezer is a different machine, covered under freezer repair.
We work across Denver Metro Area, from the city out through the surrounding suburbs. If you sit outside the usual radius, ask when you book. Coverage detail for the city itself sits on our appliance repair in Denver page.
Both machines share one supply line and one drain, so a puddle under the cabinets rarely names its source. Ask about both when you book and one trip can cover them.
Expert advice, maintenance tips, and troubleshooting guides for Midea appliances from our technicians.

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Wilson & Myers dispatches insured technicians to homes running Midea appliances throughout the Denver Metro Area.
Every visit starts with a diagnostic on the machine that failed. We also check the supply line, the shutoff, and the drain it shares with the rest of the kitchen. If your refrigerator and dishwasher went in together, one trip can cover both. Booking twice is rarely necessary. We source Midea parts through national supplier networks and manufacturer contracts. Every repair carries our 100-day labor warranty.
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