Bosch b36bt930ns 06 refrigerator not producing ice — ice tray full water expired replace filter

Use only checks that match the exact appliance or system and its official guide.

1. Check 1

   Open the normal settings screen for the refrigerator and confirm that ice-cube production is enabled. Also note whether Vacation, Sabbath or Demo mode is active, and record the freezer temperature shown by the appliance.

   Expected result: Ice-cube production is off, a mode that disables the ice maker is active, or the freezer is warmer than its set temperature.

   Next step: Use only the B36BT930NS/06 manual's normal user controls to leave the mode or enable ice production. If the freezer cannot reach its set temperature, stop at that external observation and request service rather than opening panels.

   Why this matters

   Why: Bosch lists switched-off ice production and a freezer that is too warm as direct reasons for no ice; the manual also says Sabbath mode switches off the ice maker and Demo mode switches off cooling.

2. Check 2

   With the ice maker and container accessible without removing covers, confirm that the ice cube container is fully inserted and empty of bottles, food or a misplaced scoop. Do not force a tray, ejector or sensor.

   Expected result: The container is not fully seated, is obstructed, or is genuinely full; otherwise it appears correctly seated and clear.

   Next step: Correct only the seating or removable obstruction described by the manual. If the container is not full but the appliance continues to report full, leave the mechanism alone and arrange service.

   Why this matters

   Why: The manual says an improperly inserted container can stop the ice maker, that stored objects can block or damage it, and that production stops automatically when the container is full.

3. Check 3

   Inspect only the accessible water shutoff, tubing and filter seating. Look for a closed supply, a visible kink or a filter that is not turned fully to the manual's stop. Do not disconnect pressurized tubing or infer water pressure from a guessed number.

   Expected result: Water supply is off, the hose is kinked, the filter is visibly mis-seated or the external path looks normal.

   Next step: Restore only a clearly closed supply or visible hose alignment if safe. If the filter is due, use the exact Bosch manual's filter or approved bypass-cartridge procedure and reset the counter; if water flow or pressure remains uncertain, use a technician.

   Why this matters

   Why: Bosch lists no water supply, low pressure, a kinked hose and a blocked or replacement-due filter as ice-maker fault branches. A normal-looking external path does not prove the inlet valve or ice maker is good.

4. Check 4

   After a documented setting/filter correction, leave the doors closed as practical and allow the freezer to reach its set temperature. Record whether any new ice appears over the next normal production period, rather than repeatedly resetting the appliance.

   Expected result: Ice begins to form, the container remains empty after the documented wait, or water leaks/abnormal noises appear.

   Next step: If ice returns, monitor the alert and filter counter. If it does not, or if there is leaking, unusual noise or no ice-maker power, stop user troubleshooting and contact Bosch or an authorized service provider.

   Why this matters

   Why: Bosch says production begins after the set temperature is reached and an empty container can take around 24 hours to fill. A persistent empty container after the external checks is not enough evidence to identify a replaceable part.