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U-Line undercounter ice machines are built for performance in bars, offices, and upscale kitchens — and when they fail, you need OEM parts that fit right the first time. The ice maker assembly, water inlet valve, and evaporator fan motor are the workhorses of your machine, and when one goes down, your ice production stops. Repair Clinic carries genuine U-Line replacement parts that restore your machine to factory specifications.
Whether your ice machine won't produce ice, produces too little, or leaks water into the bin, the issue usually traces back to a handful of high-failure parts. Many U-Line ice machine repairs are straightforward — a new water valve, a replacement fan motor, or an ice maker assembly can have you back in business in under an hour.
The most common culprits are a failed water inlet valve (no water reaching the evaporator), a broken ice maker assembly (won't cycle), or a stalled evaporator fan motor (cold air not circulating). Check your model number and test the water valve first — it's often the simplest fix. If water flows but ice still won't form, the evaporator fan motor or thermistor sensor is usually next.
Your model number is stamped on the data plate, usually found on the back panel or inside the machine near the compressor. It starts with "U-" followed by model code (e.g., U-2115 or U-2718). Having this number ensures you get the exact OEM part — water valve types, ice maker assemblies, and fan motors vary significantly across U-Line's product line.
U-Line machines are engineered for exact OEM fit and pressure specifications. Aftermarket water valves often have different solenoid coils or flow rates, causing under-production or leaks. OEM ice maker assemblies are programmed to your control board. On a factory-certified appliance like U-Line, genuine parts preserve performance and model-specific fit and performance.
Yes — the fan motor assembly is one of the most accessible U-Line ice machine repairs. You'll typically need to remove the front panel or access cover. The motor bolts in with a few fasteners, and the fan wheel clips to the shaft. Match the motor's horsepower and flange dimensions using your model number, and you're good to go.


Find the convenience of ordering U-Line ice machine parts online. Whether you're a homeowner or technician, easily find genuine OEM replacement parts to ensure your ice machine operates smoothly. With our user-friendly search, inputting your model or part number yields exact matches for swift repairs. Enjoy our Price Match Guarantee for competitive pricing. We offer same-day shipping, ensuring you receive parts quickly to restore your ice machine's performance. Take advantage of no-hassle 365-day returns for confidence in your purchase. For more information on U-Line Ice Machine Parts, visit our detailed page and find easy-to-follow repair guides. For issues such as low ice production or strange noises, order the parts you need and complete repairs efficiently. Trust Repair Clinic for all your ice maker replacement needs.
U-Line typically places the model number on a data plate mounted on the back panel or inside the machine near the compressor. If it is not visible there, check behind the access panel or along the cabinet interior. Look for a code such as BI98WH or CLR2060, and copy it exactly, including letters, numbers, and hyphens. Enter it in the search bar to filter this page to the parts that fit your model. This model number applies to the complete U-Line ice machine, so it narrows the full catalog across every associated part category. A precise match helps you avoid comparing incompatible parts and keeps the repair moving.

Repair Clinic gives U-Line Ice Machine owners and technicians everything they need to diagnose and repair the appliance online. The video library shows disassembly, testing, and reassembly for the most common repairs. Written repair guides pair with the videos, and diagnostic articles cover the likely causes for each symptom. Use the model number lookup to confirm the correct OEM part before you order.

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