My Kenmore refrigerator’s icemaker only puts out about a
tablespoon of water on each cycle. The water flows strong on the
through the door dispenser, so the line has water. What could be
the problem?   2 answers    1. Thank you for your question. I
may need a model number to give you the most complete answer but
from the description you give the water valve is likely the
problem. The ice maker fill tube may be partially blocked with
ice. You can remove the water line going to the ice maker to pin
this problem down. If you disconnect the water line at the valve
you can use a small container or towell to catch the water when
the ice maker calls for water. If it still only puts out a
tablespoon then the valve is the problem. If it puts out more
water then the fill tube is likely blocked with ice. An ice
blockage can be cleared by removing the ice maker and using a
hair dryer. Some ice makers have a water fill adjustment. As the
inlet screen becomes clogged with sediment and the flow is
reduced you can adjust the