Thermador T24IF800SP
For an 800-generation Freedom kitchen, the T24IF800SP supplied freezer space of 12.2 cubic feet in 24 inches of width. Ice comes from a maker inside the cabinet, not from a door dispenser. Defrost is frost-free, and the column has its own compressor, independent of the fresh-food column next to it.
Its guide blames a set point that is too low when the compressor seems never to stop, so the setting is the first look whenever an owner reports constant running. With a normal setting, our next stops are the condenser and the door seal.
When the display asks for a new cartridge, cubes shrink as the old one clogs. That is upkeep and does not mean the maker has died. Packages that frost over usually trace back to a door not sealing properly.
Start with the temperature setting; in Thermador's guide, overcooling by the set point is the usual reason. If the setting looks right, the condenser and door seal are next.
No. Owners are told by the guide to discard whatever ice is made in the 24 hours after changing a filter. It can carry the taste of the new cartridge.
Probably not. Reopen the valve and give it time to restart before suspecting the maker. An ice maker that sat starved of water often needs a while before it restarts, so give it that time first.
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