If the ice is frozen and you initiate a cycle and the ice maker goes through the complete cycle and refills with water then this has confirmed that the control board is working (power is supplied to the ice maker) and that all of the door switches and bail arm switch is also working. If the ice maker release heater comes on during harvest (I assume it did since it did harvest) then this confirms the ice maker thermostat is closed. So with this information it seems you have a real stumper on your hands. From your original symptoms and the follow up information I do not see why it is not working. I can only assume that the bail arm is not in the proper place when the bucket is inserted. This almost has to be your problem since all other components check out O.K. I have seen several W-Pool style heat release ice makers where I had to adjust (read as bend it) the bail arm to allow for a good switch contact so the ice maker does not “think” the bucket is full of ice. This models control board will interrupt power to the ice maker when the freezer light is energized, think a bad door switch or a door not aligning well with the door switches and also when the refrigerator is in the Sabbath mode. But I would think if this was the case you would not be able to manually start a harvest cycle since there would be no power to the ice maker.

When you returned to check the ice maker did you try to just remove the bucket and depress the bucket switch, or door switch to see if the ice maker would start harvest on its own?

Thanks for your response.
Serial # F2881640
Yes there is water in the mold. If you start the icemaker it will dump the cubes, Arm goes around and it will refill as it should.
Temp is 0 in freezer.
Yes icemaker is on at the panel. I left it in Max Ice.
Yes if I initiate the cycle. It will run the cycle, dump the cubes in the mold and refill with water.
No the icemaker arm is down.
I will definetly appreciate your advice on this one

First of all what is the serial number? SZ made 3 different versions of this model and they are identified by the serial number.

A few questions I have is:

1 Is there water/ice in the mold of the icemaker?

2 What is the temperature in the freezer?

3 Is the icemaker turned on at the control panel?

4 Will the icemaker run through a cycle if you initiate a harvest cycle?

5 Is the ice level arm hanging in the up position which would mimic a full bucket?

The website is not set up properly yet, but it appears they are in the same zip code as fixyourboard.com . Perhaps this is a new project that they are working on. I am not aware of any other company in Austin who does exactly what they do . You might ask if they are associated with Fixyourboard the next time you call them. 512-355-1108
Regarding the control panel, is this an older, discontinued panel? Call fix your board, they were displaying a touch pad that was very universal. I know they mentioned that it worked with whirlpool family of products but they may have options for you.

Hi. The first thing you will need to check is power going to the compressor. Do you have power to the compressor? If you do, then you either have bad start components (overload and relay) or a faulty compressor. If you are not getting power to the compressor then you likely have a bad control board.

If it is a heat-release ice maker, perhaps it is getting jammed during harvest or the ice maker is just defective . See repair videos below.

Heat Release I/M Test Mode
Press and hold the Ice Test Switch for at least 1.5 seconds. The harvest function will start. If the Ice Maker Thermistor
is below 0°F, the Ice Maker heater turns on for about 2 minutes. If the temperature exceeds 0°F, the Ice maker heater
turns on for 30 seconds, then turns off and the Ice maker harvest motor turns on. The motor will rotate in a clockwise
direction for about 3 minutes, the water supply valve is turned on then off and the test mode is completed. If this
operation is not carried out within 6 minutes, it will go into a fault mode.
Heat Release Ice Makers

We have seen many control boards on this model cause this issue, more commonly than the ice maker being defective . See parts link and diagram below.

The no start could be a lid switch.and the no agitate most likely on this model is new agitator dog kit. See links below for parts and videos.

Under the control panel you will find a technical test guide to put the unit into the diagnostic mode. If you cannot get it into the test mode the unit needs a new oven TCO. See parts link and diagram below.

Under the control panel you will find a technical test guide to put the unit into the diagnostic mode. If you cannot get it into the test mode the unit needs new main control board. See the links below.

Look at the drain pump to see if it is plugged with debris. If it is not the unit needs a new drain pump.See parts link below.

Most common issue is the element and fuse kit. See parts and video links below.

This sounds like it needs the unit shut off arm. See parts link and diagram below.

I would recommend adjusting the thermostat on this unit to a higher setting # 5 , If it still does not cool you may need a temperature control.

This unit needs a new lid switch. It sounds like a bad connection on the lid switch. See parts and video links below.

This unit needs a new bearing kit in my opinion.See parts and diagram links below.

Its very common to need a new dispenser solenoid. See parts and video links below.

Unit needs new element and thermal fuse. See parts and video links below.

This unit most likly needs a new heating element and front bearing kit. See parts links below.

We have see many pumps defective on this model. See part link below.