semiatic

Ice maker off (ice cubes, crossed or unlit)

The automatic ice maker is switched off and makes no more ice; the rest of the freezer keeps working.

What the manuals say to do

Switch it off when the water supply will be off, when the ice bin is removed for more than a minute or two, or when you will not use the fridge for days (LG). Empty the bin when you switch it off (LG); Liebherr says to clean the IceMaker so no water or ice remains, and the drawer can then store food.

What it does not mean

It does not switch off the freezer, which keeps running. A newly installed ice maker that is on is not broken if there is no ice yet: LG says it takes about 12 to 24 hours to begin making ice and 72 hours for full production.

Makes differ, check your fridge’s manual: the same drawing can mean different things on different brands, and only your model’s manual says exactly what a button does, what temperature it sets and when it switches itself off.

What it looks like
Ice cubes with a line through them or an “Ice Off” light (Samsung); on Liebherr the IceMaker symbol simply goes out; on LG a rocker switch on the ice maker marked O (off) and I (on).
Names used
Ice Off (Samsung); IceMaker symbol off (Liebherr); Icemaker switch O/I (LG)

Where makers differ

Samsung selects Ice Off with the Ice Type button (Cubed → Crushed → Ice Off). LG’s ice maker valve buzzes if it is switched on without a water connection — turn it off until connected. Liebherr needs the freezer at −10 °C or colder to make ice.

Other symbols with the same shapes

Sources

No public standard defines this panel symbol, so its meaning is taken from the manuals of 3 different maker groups (Samsung, LG, Liebherr), each fetched and read on the date shown:

Written in our own words; quotations are the regulation’s or the makers’ wording.