Howhuse
YourIcemaker
.,,
9&TheIcemak;rejectscubesin
groups~nditisnormalforseveral
kcubestobejoinedtogother,
‘7,Icecubesthathavebeeninthe
Jf icestoragebinforaconsiderable
7:1
#\, lengthoftimemaypicktipoff-flavor
v.:’.’
-2:.
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t
tastes,stickt~gether,Qndgradually
Y-<~.
~=. ...>+- ~, becomesmaller,Wesuggestthat
7-.
2A‘::;:$:’’i’~rm
Up thesecubesbqth~ownaway,
_I.per~ti.n
ULups
‘A~mDqwn—lcemaker
WillOperate
1,TostartIcemaker,lowerthe ,
feelira~mtotheONposition.
Makesuretheiceblnisatthe
rearofthefreezercompartment,
belowtheIcemaker;r,
2. WhenIcemakerisfirst
connectedorafteranyextended
periodofnon-use,YOUshould
discardthefirstfewbatchesof
cubes.Useiceregularlyto
maintainthebestquality.
3.Thefeelerarmmustbefreeto
operateupwardandoutwardover
thetopoftheicestoragebinduring
eachice-deliverycycle.Makesure
packagesinthefreezercompartment
donotinterferewithits,movement.
4. RaisethefeelerarmtotheOFF
(up)positionwhen:
8,Youmay,on’ocqasion,findafew
srnaller,thannormalcubesinthe ,.
bin,Thisisprobablycausedbylow
‘wattirpresstireattimeofwriterfill. ‘~‘,,’,
!,, ,,
9.Th~icestoragebinshouldbe ,~‘ ‘~~
cleanedoccasionallyinwarm ‘,,
r! ,water.Rinseand wipe~ry,~~ ‘
sureto shuttheIcerna~erOFF ~ ~ >
whencleaning’thebin. ~;
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—.5 .. -
,.. .4.,, !. +.
10.Keepiceleveltokeepitcoming. ‘,. ,: ~~ , ,
IfcubesshouldbuildUpinonearea, . .
.ofthe.icestoragebinafierbeing ,’
.. >.
ejectedfromthemold,justlevel “,,
themoutwithyourhand.Keep
cubesdistributedevenlyandthe
bincanreachitsmaximumcube
capacity.
a.Icestoragebinistoberemoved
forextendedperiodoftime.
b. Refrigeratorisnottobeused
foraconsiderabletime,suchas
vacations.Also,turnoffthewater
supplytotheIcemakerinthis
instance.
c. Watersupplyistobeshutofffor
severalhours.
5.Duringoperation,youmayhear
certainsounds,suchas thehumof
themotor,movementofthecube
ejector,hummingor clickingofthe
watervalve,andrattlingoficeas it
fallsintothebin.Thesesoundsare
normal.
