Where is the test button for ice maker AEQ7290960 Kenmore Elite bottom freezer?

The ice maker AEQ7290960 in a Kenmore Elite bottom freezer refrigerator typically does not have a dedicated "test" button like some other ice makers might. However, you can initiate a diagnostic test mode using a series of button presses on the control panel of your refrigerator. Keep in mind that the specific button names and placements can vary slightly between different refrigerator models, so consult your refrigerator's user manual for accurate instructions tailored to your appliance. Here's a general outline of how to enter the diagnostic mode for the ice maker: 1. Locate the Control Panel: On your Kenmore Elite refrigerator, find the control panel that allows you to adjust settings for both the refrigerator and freezer compartments. It's usually located on the front of the refrigerator's interior or on the freezer door. 2. Activate Diagnostic Mode: While your refrigerator is powered on, press and hold the "Ice Off" or "Lock" button on the control panel for several seconds. The button's name can vary, but it's often used to disable the ice maker. 3. Access Diagnostic Mode: After holding the button, the display may change or flash, indicating that you've entered diagnostic mode. Some models might require you to press additional buttons in a specific sequence. Refer to your user manual for the exact combination of buttons needed to access the diagnostic mode for your ice maker. 4. Navigate Diagnostic Tests: Once in diagnostic mode, you can navigate through various diagnostic tests using the control panel buttons. These tests might include cycling the ice maker, checking for ice bin sensor readings, and more. Again, the specific tests available can vary based on the model. 5. Exit Diagnostic Mode: To exit diagnostic mode, you can usually press and hold the same button you used to enter it. Alternatively, simply waiting for a certain period without pressing any buttons might also exit the diagnostic mode. If you're unsure about performing these steps or if you're experiencing issues with your ice maker, it's recommended to consult your refrigerator's user manual or contact Kenmore customer support. Additionally, if your refrigerator is still under warranty, it's a good idea to contact the manufacturer for assistance.

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