Ice maker water overfills - Ice cubes in blocks vs individual cubes

[ReallyupsetUser]

Refrigerator RF28T5001SG/AA, Mfg Date Oct 2020. The ice maker does not make individual ice cubes. It overfills and the ice is released in blocks that have about a 1/8 inch of ice binding all the cubes into a single block.  How can the water fill be decreased so that water only fills the cubes and does not overfill and freeze the cubes together?

[EquallyUpsetUser]

I've had this same problem for 7 months and haven't found a solution yet. 

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Hi there, I can definitely understand the frustration with having your ice getting stuck together like that. To help with this, I'm providing the link below to our troubleshooting guide for ice maker issue. It has step by step instructions on what to do if the ice is in one big block.

https://www.samsung.com/us/support/troubleshooting/TSG01001012/#ice-bucket-is-stuck-or-has-a-block-o...

Once these steps are completed, if the ice is still clumping together, the unit will require service. There are a couple options here we can take based on your warranty status.
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