Summit Professional BIM24 User manual

PROFESSIONAL
lce Maker
USER'MANUAL
Bll\/,24

IMPORTANT SA.FETY INSTRUCTIONS
/TWARNlNG,¡r' TO HËDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE,
" READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THE ICE MAKER.
. DANGEH OR WARNING: RISK OF CHILD ENTRAPN¡ENT.
CHILD ENTRAPMENTAND SUFFOCATION ARE NOT PROBLEMS OF THE PAST. JUNKED
OR ABANDONED APPLIANCES ARE STILL DANGEROUS, . - EVEN IF THEY WILL "JUST SIT
IN THE GARAGE A FEW DAYS."
. BEFOREYOUTHROWAWAYYOURICEMAKEF: TAKEOFFTHE DOOR. LEAVETHE
SHELVES IN PLACE SO THAT CHILDREN I\,4AY NOT EASILY CLIMB INSIDE.
. NEVER ALLOW CHILDREN TO OPERA].E, PLAY WITH, OR CRAWL INSIDE THE
APPLIANCE.
. NEVER CLEAN ICE MAKER PARTS WITH FLAIVN¡ABLE FLUIDS, THE FUMES CAN
CREATE A FIRE HAZARD OR EXPLOSION.
. DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR ANY OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS AND LIOUIDS
IN THE VICINITY OF THIS OR ANY OTHER ICE MAKER, THE FUMES CAN CREATE A FIRE
HAZARD OR EXPLOSION.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USING YOUR ICE MAKER
RE[/OVE THE ËXTERIOR AND INTERIOR PACKING.
CHECK TO BE SURE YOU HAVE ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
. 1 ICE BUCKET
. 1 PLASTIC SCOOP
. 25 FT. HOSE
. 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
BEFORE CONNECTING THE ICE MAKER TO THE POWER SOURCE, LET IT STAND UPRIGHT
FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS. THIS WILL REDUCE THE POSSIBILITY OF A MALFUNCTION
IN THE COOLING SYSTEN/ FROM HANDLING DURING TRANSPORTATION.
CLEAN THE INTERIOR SURFACE WITH LUKEWARM WATER USING A SOFT CLOTH.
INSTALLATION OF YOUR ICE MAKER
THIS APPLIANCE IS DESIGNED TO BË RECESSED OR BUILT.IN (FULLY RECESSED),
PLACE YOUR ICE MAKER ON A FLOOR THAT IS STRONG ENOUGH TO SUPPORT THE ICE
MAKER WHEN IT IS FULLY LOADED. RE[/EMBER THAT THE UNIT WILL BE SIGNIFICANTLY
HEAVIER ONCE lT lS FULLY LOADED. TO LEVEL YOUR ICE l\i|AKER, ADJUST THE LEG AT
THE FRONT OF THE ICE IVIAKER.
LOCATE THE ICE MAKER AWAY FROM DIRECT SUNLIGHTAND SOURCES OF HEAT (STOVE,
HEATER, RADTATOR, ETC.). DTRECT SUNLTGHT ÀilAy AFFECT THE ACRYL|C COATTNG AND
HEAT SOURCES MAY INCREASE ELECTRICAL CONSUMPTION, EXTREME COLD AMBIENT
TEMPERATURES MAY ALSO CAUSE THE ICE MAKER NOT TO PERFOBM PROPERLY.
AVOID LOCATING THE ICE I\¡AKER IN MOIST AREAS. TOO MUCII MO¡STURE IN THE AIR WILL
CAUSE FROST TO FORM QUICKLY ON THE EVAPORATOR REQUIRING.T/ORE FREQUENT
DEFROSTING OF THE ICE [/AKER.
PLUG THÊ ICE MAKER INTO AN EXCLUSIVE PROPERLY ¡NSTALLËD-GROUNDED WALL
ouTLET. DO NOT UNDER ANy CTRCUMSTANCES CUT OR REN/OVE THË THTRD (GROUND)
PRONG FROM THE POWER CORD, ANY QUESTIONS CONCERNING POWER AND OR
ELECTRICAL SI-IOCK, OR INJURY WI.IEN
USING YOUR ICE MAKER, FOLLOW THESE

GROUNDING SHOULD BE DIRECTED TOWARD A CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN OR AN
AUTHORIZED AVANTI PRODUCTS SERVICE CENTER.
> ELECTRICALCONNECTION ¡/weRrult¡c,¡/
IMPROPER USE OF THE GROUNDED PLUG CAN RESULT IN THE RISK OF ELECTRICAL
SHOCK. IF THE POWER CORD IS DAMAGED, HAVE IT REPLACED BY AN AUTHORIZED
AVANTI PRODUCTS SERVICE CENTER.
o THIS ICE MAKER SHOULD BE PROPERLY GROUNDED FOR YOUR SAFETY. THE POWER
CORD OF THIS ICE MAKER IS EQUIPPED WITH A THREE.PRONG PLUG WHICH MATES WITH
STANDARD THREE PRONG WALL OUTLETS TO MINIMIZE THE POSSIBILITY OF ELECTRICAL
SHOCK.
. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD GROUND PRONG
FROM THE POWER CORD SUPPLIED.
. NEVER USE AN EXTENSION CORD TO CONNECT POWER TO THE UNIT.
. NEVER USE A TWO-PRONG GROUNDING ADAPTER.
. WHERE A TWO-PRONG WALL RECEPTACLE lS ENCOUNTERED, CONTACT A QUALIFIED
ELECTRICIAN TO HAVE IT REPLACED WITH A 3-PRONG RECEPTACLE IN ACCORDANCE
WITH APPLICABLE ELECTRICAL CODES.
. THIS ICE MAKER FEQUIRES A STANDARD 1 15/120 VOLTS A.C,-/6OHZ ELECTRICAL OUTLET
WITH THREE-PRONG GROUND.
. THE CORD SHOULD BE SECURED BEHIND THE ICE MAKER AND NOT LEFT EXPOSED OR
DANGLING TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL INJURY.
> EXTENSION CORD
BECALJSE OF POTEI'ITIAL SAFETY HAZARDS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS, IT IS STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED THAT YOU DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD WITH THIS APPLIANCE.
HOWEVER, IF YOU MUST USE AN EXTENSION CORD IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY THAT IT
BE A UUCUL-LISTED, 3-WIRE GROUNDING TYPE APPLIANCE EXTENSION CORD HAVING A
GROUNDING TYPE PLUG AND OUTLET AND THAT THE ELECTRICAL RATING OF THE CORD BE
1 1 5 VOLTS AND AT LEAST 1 O AMPERES,
CONNECTING THE WATER SUPPLY
/wARNtNG,¡/
IMPROPER WATER LINE CONNECTION MAY RESULT IN FLOODING
YOU MUST USE A LICENSED PLUMBER
BEVIEW STATE AND LOCAL PLUMBING CODES BEFORE INSTALLATION
ALL THE NECESSARY HARDWARE IS NOT PROVIDED FOR INSTALLATION SO IT IS
NECESSARY TO HIRE A PROFESSIONAL LICENSED PLUMBER TO COMPLETE THE
INSTALLATION.
CONNECT TUBING (SUPPLIED WITH UNIT) TO THE NEAREST COLD WATER SOURCE.
CONNECT SUFFICIENT TUBING TO THE UNIT TO ALLOW THE APPLIANCE TO BE MOVED
FREELY FOR CLEANING AND SERVICE. ALSO MAKE SURE THAT THE TUBING IS NOT
PINCHED OR DAMAGED DURING TRANSPORTATION.
POSITION UNIT TO ALLOW FREE AIRFLOW THROUGH THE FRONT GRILL (SEE SKETCH 1).
WIPE OUT INSIDE OF UNIT AND ICE BUCKET WITH A DAMP CLOTH.
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Þ BEV-E-B9I!.{8JIHE DOOB-SUILNG OF YOUH ICE MÄKEH
THIS APPLIANCE HAS THE CAPABILITY OF THE DOOR OPENING FROM EITHER THE LEFT OR
RIGHT SIDE, THE UNIT IS DELIVERED TO YOU WITH IHE DOOR OPENING FRO[/ THE LEFT
SIDE. SHOULD YOU DESIRE TO REVERSE THE OPENING DIRECTION, PLEASE CALL
CUSTON/,lER SERVICE FOR REVEBSAL INSTRUCTIONS,
OPERATING YOUR ICE MAKER
> lNlT!AL START:UP OPERATIoN
1. PLUG THE APPLIANCE INTO A 115/120V POLARIZED AND GROUNDED WALL ELECTRICAL
OUTLET,
2. PLACE THE ON-OFF SWITCH IN THE'ON'POSITION.
3. MAKE suRE THE WATER supply ts oN. AS sooN AS THE TNNER N4ECHANtstv.l REACHES
THE PROPER TEMPERATURE, THE ICEMAKER I/ECHANISI¡ WILL FILL THE MOLD WITH
WATER.
4. I-HE FIRST CUBES N/AY BE SIVALL BECAUSE OF AIR IN THE WATER LINE. LATER CUBES
WILL BE OF STANDARD CRESCENT N/OON TYPE SIZE.
5, APPROX¡MATE TIME FOR THE FIRST CYCLE lS BETWEEN 30-40 N/tNUTES.
6, EACH CYCLE APPROXIMATËLY WILL TAKE 140 ML OF WATER SO YOU SHOULD HAVE A
FULL TRAY, AFTER 1 ] HOURS,
IMPORTANT: THRAW AWAY ALL ICE CUBES MADE DURING TiE NNST 3 HOURS OF
OPENANAN.
WHEN THE ICE BUCKET IS FLJLL, THE ICE MAKING MECI1ANISN¡ WILL
AUTOMATICALLY SHUT OFF, HOWEVER THE SYSTEM WILL CONTINUE TO
COOL AND [/AINTAIN THE CUBES SUPPLY,
ICE DELIVERY MAY BE INTERRUPTED BY FAISING THE I\4ETAL ARM INTO
AN UPRIGHT POSIT|ON (sEE sKErcH 2)
IF THË ICEMAKER IS NOT USED REGULARLY, ¡T IS RECOMMENDED THAT
THE ICE BUCKET BE EIIPTIED PERIODICALLY TO INSURE FRESH ICE.
SOMETIMES THE CUBES IMAY APPEAR CLOUDY. THIS IS CAUSE OF NO CONCERN AND HAS
NOTHING TO DO WITH THË TASTE OR CHEIV¡CAL N/AKE-UP OF THE WATER.
THE FRONT GRILL SHOULD BF KEPT FREE OF DUST AND LINT TO PERN/IT FREE AìRFLOW.
THIS UNIT SHOULD BE DEFROSTED APPROXIMATELY EVERY 4-6 WEEKS OR WHEN FROST
ON THE ICE MAKER WALLS IS EXCESSIVE OR %'THICK. TO DEFROST, TURN THF UNIT OFF,
REIMOVE CUBES AND KËEP DOOR OPEN AT LEAST TWO INCHES,
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CLEANING YOUR ICE MAKER
TURN THE SWITCH CONTROL TO'OFF', UNPLUG THE ICE N/AKER AND REMOVE BUCKET
WASH THE INSIDE WITH A WARIV WATER AND BAKING SODA SOLUTJON. THE SOLUT¡ON
SHOULD BE ABOUT 2 TABLESPOONS OF BAKING SODA TO A QUARI OF WATER
WASH THE BUCKET WITH A MILD DETERGENT SOLUTION,
THE OUTSIDE OF THE ICE IVAKER SHOULD BE CLEANED WìTH MILD DETERGENT AND
WARM WATER.
THE CONDENSER COILS SHOULD BE VACUUMED WHEN THEY ARE DUSTY OR DIRTY.
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CAUTION
FAILURE TO UNPLUG THE ICE MAKER COULD RESULT IN ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR
PERSONAL INJURY.
> POWER FAILURE
MOST POWER FAILURES ARE CORRECTED WITHIN A FEW HOUBS AND SHOULD NOT AFFECT
THE TEMPERATURE OF YOUR ICE IVAKER IF YOU MINIMIZE THE NUMBER OF TIMES THE DOOR
IS OPENED. IF THE POWER IS GOING TO BE OFF FOR A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME, YOU NEED
TO TAKE THE PROPER STEPS TO DISCONNECT YOUR APPLIANCE.
> VACATIONTIME/STORAGE
1. SHUTOFFWATERSUPPLYATTHEMAINWATERVALVE.
2. DISCONNECT THE WATER SUPPLY LINE FROM VALVE.
3. ALLOW UNIT TO RUN FOR AN HOUR OR TWO UNTIL ALL REIVAINING ICE CUBES HAVE
BEEN EJECTED.
4. DISCONNECT UNIT FROM MAIN POWER SOURCE.
5. DRY OUT EXCESS WATER FRON/ ICE MAKER ASSEMBLY
6. LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN AT LEAST TWO INCHES.
MOVING YOUR ICE MAKER
SECURELY TAPE DOWN ALL LOOSE ITEMS INSIDE YOUR ICE MAKER.
TURN THE LEVELING SCREWS UP TO THE BASE TO AVOID DAMAGE.
TAPE THE DOOR SHUT.
BE SURE THE ICE MAKER STAYS IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION DURING TRANSPORTATION.
ENERGY SAVING TIPS
+te rce MnXEn SHOULD BE LOCATED tN THE COOLEST AREA OF THE ROOM, AWAY FROÀ/
HEAT PRODUCING APPLIANCES OR HEATING DUCIS, AND OUT OF THE DIRECT
SUNLIGHT.

PROBLEMS WITHYOUR ICE MAKER?
YOU CAN SOLVE [/ANYCOIúMON ICE MAKER PROBLEMS ËASILY, SAVING YOU THE COSTOFA
POSSIBLE SERVICE CALL. TRY THE SUGGESTIONS BELOW TO SEE IF YOU CAN SOLVE THE
PROBLEM BEFORE CALLING THE SERVICER.
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE
ICE MAKER DOES NOT OPERATE. NOT PLUGGED IN.
THE CIRCUIT BREAKER TRIPPED OR A
BLOWN FUSE,
THE ICE MAKER POWER SWITCH IS SET AT
"oFF".
NOT PRODUCING ICE AIRFLOW TO FRONT GRILL BLOCKËD.
THE ICE IVAKER ARIV IS SET TO THË OFF
POSITION.
WATER SUPPLY IS TURNED OFF.
WATER LINE IS CRIMPED.
ICE I/AKER HAS EXCESSIVE FROST BUILD
UP.
COMPRESSOB TURNS ON AND OFF
FREOUENTLY. THE ROO[/ TEMPERATURE IS HOTTER THAN NOR[/AL.
THE DOOB IS OPENED TOO OFTEN.
THE DOOR IS NOT CLOSED COMPLETELY.
THE DOOR GASKET DOES NOT SEAL
PROPERLY.
THE ICE MAKER DOES NOT HAVE THE
CORRECT CLEARANCES.
VIBRATIONS CHECK TO ASSURË THAT THE ICE MAKER IS
LEVEL.
THE ICE MAKER SEEMS TO MAKE TOO IVUCH
NOISE. THE RATTLING NOISË MAY COME FROM THE
FLOW OF THE REFRIGERANT, WHICH IS
NORMAL.
AS EACH CYCLE ENDS, YOU MAY HEAR
GURGLING SOUNDS CAUSED BY THE FLOW
OF REFRIGERANT IN YOUR ICE MAKER.
CONTRACTION AND EXPANSION OF THE
INSIDE WALLS MAY CAUSE POPPING AND
CRACKLING NOISES.
THE ICE MAKER IS NOT LEVEL.
THE DOOR WILL NOT CLOSE PROPERLY. THE ICE N/AKER IS NOT LEVEL.
ÏHE DOOR IS REVEFSED AND NOT
PROPERLY INSTALLED,
THE GASKET IS DIRTY
THE BUCKET IS OUT OF POSITION.
ICE CUBES ARE [/ELTED TOGETHEH ICE MAKER DOOR IS OPENED TOO OFTEN.