If the built-in coffee maker on your Arctic Air fridge is not working, start by checking the water supply — that is the most common cause. Make sure you have cold water at the dispenser, the supply valve to the refrigerator is open, and the flow is not restricted by an old filter; replacing the water filter every six months usually fixes slow flow and related brewer issues. Next, inspect the brewing module for clogged pins: remove the module, rinse it, and clear the upper and lower pin holes with a paper clip if they are blocked. Finally, verify the brewer is seated correctly on the rails with the name plate facing you and remove and reinstall it to reset the dispenser. If you notice the fridge water dispenser not working at the same time, that points even more strongly to a supply or filter problem. Enter your model number on RepairClinic.com to find the exact replacement water supply tube, filter, pins, or brewing module for your specific refrigerator.
01 - Arctic Air Refrigerator Water Supply Tube
Make sure you are getting cold water at the dispenser. If not, check that the water supply to the refrigerator is turned on. If the water flow is slow, try replacing the water filter; the water filter should be replaced every 6 months.
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After each use the brewing module should be removed and rinsed with water. If the upper or lower pin gets clogged, you can use a paper clip to clean out the holes.
With the brewing module inserted on the rails, the brewer's name plate must be facing the user and must be removed and reinstalled to dispense another cup.
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Fridge water dispenser not working or very slow — what should I check?
Why won't the refrigerator coffee maker dispense a cup?
How do I clean clogged pins in the brewing module?
I replaced the filter and cleaned the pins but it still won't brew — what else could be wrong?
How do I find and buy the right replacement part on RepairClinic?