U-Line U-BI1215SOD repair
15-inch outdoor built-in ice maker, Outdoor (1000) Series. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.

- Model
- U-BI1215SOD
- Type
- 15-inch outdoor built-in ice maker
- Series
- Outdoor (1000) Series
- Years
- Outdoor (1000) Series
- Brand
- U-Line
About the U-BI1215SOD
Part of the outdoor 1000 series, the U-BI1215SOD is a built-in ice maker 15 inches wide, with an on/off switch on the cabinet. Turn the machine off before cold weather; if it will not start later, that switch gets looked at before anything else.
Outdoors, the main problems are the weather and the install. We check the condenser for dust and pollen, the water line for freeze damage when winter drain-down was skipped, and the freezing surface for scale. Island installations can also block the drain, so we trace that run. The price is in writing before we begin.
What we check on a U-BI1215SOD visit
- On/off switch, when the machine will not start
- Condenser dust and pollen, and water line freeze damage
- Drain in an island installation
Key features
- Built-in ice maker from the outdoor series
- Cabinet 15 inches wide
- Switch for turning it on and off
- Electric
The model number is on the serial label: inside the cabinet near the top, on the side wall or behind the front grille. We are an independent repair company, not affiliated with U-Line Corporation.
U-Line ice machine codes
Codes listed for U-Line ice machines. Which ones a unit can show depends on its control generation, so we confirm by the full model number.
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Why will my U-BI1215SOD not start after the off season?
The on/off switch should be the first check, since the machine is meant to be switched off before cold weather. We also inspect for freeze damage to the water line.
What clogs the condenser on an outdoor ice maker?
Pollen, dust and yard debris collect on the coil. A clean coil keeps cycles short, so we clear it and note how much builds up.