Water Well FS-Z02 User manual

USERS MANUAL
MODEL: FS-Z02
15kg Square Block Ice Maker
PLEASE READ USER MANUAL CAREFULLY
BEFORE USE, STORE IN A SAFE PLACE
The Water Well (Pty) Ltd
Address: P.O. Box 1854, Pinetown, 3600
Sharecall No.: 0860 099355
e-mail: [email protected] website: www.waterwell.co.za
Warranty Term: 12 Months
NOTE: This product's warranty is applicable only if the product has a valid
proof of purchase document
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Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions 1/2
Characteristics 2
Parts Diagram 3
How to Operate Your Ice Maker 4
Maintaining Your Ice Maker 5
Trouble Shooting 6/7
Specifications 7
Important Safety Instructions
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be
followed to prevent the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons
or property. Read all instructions before using any appliance.
- DO NOT operate this or any other appliance that has a damaged
cord. Connect to properly polarised outlets only. No other appliance
should be plugged into the same outlet. Ensure that the plug is fully
inserted into the receptacle
- DO NOT run cord over carpeting or other heat insulators. DO NOT
cover the cord. Keep cord away from high traffic areas, and do not
submerge in water. DO NOT pull on the power cable
- We DO NOT recommend the use of an extension cord, as it may
overheat and become a fire hazard.
- Ensure the ice maker is positioned in such away that the power plug is
always accessable.
- Keep the ice maker away from direct heat and out of direct sunshine.
- Ambient surrounding temperatures should be within 15˚C - 25˚C for
optimum working conditions. Ice production may vary due to temperature
variances.
- Clean you ice maker regularly, approx. every 1-3 months.
- DO NOT clean the ice maker with water if the unit is still plugged into
the wall socket, instead wipe clean with a damp cloth.
- DO NOT clean your ice maker with flammable fluids. The fumes can
create a fire hazard or explosion.
- Exercise caution and use reasonable supervision when appliance is
used near children.
- DO NOT tilt the ice maker beyond 45˚ always keep upright.
- DO NOT touch the evaporator plate during operation.
- Ensure the ice maker is on a flat surface and placed at least 15cm from
the wall.
- WARNING - Keep the ice maker well ventilated if placed in an enclosed
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- Unplug the ice maker from the wall socket and drain all the water from
the ice maker if the water dispenser is not in use for a long time.
- Clean your ice maker before use, if it has not been used for a long
period, discard the water from water reservoir and clean the ice maker
thoroughly before refilling with water and starting the ice making cycle.
CAUTION: Plastic bags can be dangerous. To avoid danger of
suffocation, keep this bag away from babies and
children.
NOTE: DO NOT use water of an unknown quality in this ice maker.
Always use water from a confirmed drinkable source.
Characteristics
1. The Water Well Ice makers are energy efficient and emit very little
noise.
2. All the components of the Ice Maker are made of high grade materials
and the design is firm and durable quality
3. The Ice Maker will recycle any water that is in the water reservoir, ice
is stored in the ice basket, if this is not used it will melt back into the
water reservoir to start the ice making process again.
4. The Ice Maker has an easy to use touch button display, and you are
able to choose between 2 ice cube sizes, large and small,
5. The Ice Maker can produce ice in 20 minutes if the water temperature
is in the lower temperature range under 7°C, once the first batch of
ice is produced the water temperature is n the optimum range.
6. The Evaporator Plate can produce 28 square ice blocks at a time,
water runs over the Evaporator Plate, slowly biulding up the ice cube
to the desired size. Once the cycle is complete the Ice Maker will
release the cubes from the Evaporator Plate and they will fall into
the Ice Storage Basket
7. The Ice Maker comes with a microcomputer control system, which
allows this unit to produce ice faster and easier.
Parts Diagram
1. Evaporator Plate 2. Ice Storage Basket
3. Ice Scoop 4. Maximum Water Level
5. Inner Lining 6. Water Reservoir
7. Ice Full Sensor 8. Compressor
9. Water Pump 10. Drainage Plug
11. Power Indicator Light 12. Small Ice Cube Indicator Light
13. Ice Basket Full Indicator Light 14.Power On Button
15. Display Window 16. Lid
17. Large Ice Cube Indicator Light 18. Fill Water Reservoir Indicator Light
19. Power Off Button 20. Ice cube Size Selector Button
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How to Operate Your Ice Maker
1. Remove the Ice Maker from the packaging, and remove all sticky
tape from the interior of the Ice Maker
2. Clean the inside and outside of the Ice Maker thoroughly.
3. Remove the Ice Storage Basket and Scoop.
4. Fill the Water Reservior with water until the maximum water level
mark. (DO NOT overfill the Water Reservoir)
5. Insert the plug into an electrical socket and turn on the power.
6. Push the “ON” button on the touch pad situated on the top of the
Ice Maker. The Power Indicator situated in the middle of the
indicator panel will light up.
7. Press the “SELECT button to choose between Large (the Indicator
light above the ”L” with turn on) or Small (the Indicator Light above
the “S” will turn on) Ice Cubes.
8. Water will begin to be pumped from the Water Reservoir and start
to flow over the Evaporator Plate to start forming ice.
9. The Ice Maker produces 28 cubes of ice at a time. The first cycle of
ice production maybe a little slow. Please discard this first batch of
ice to ensure that there are no impurities in the ice. Ensure the Water
Reservoir is full and allow the ice production to continue.
10. Once the Ice Storage Basket is full (ice has filled the Ice Storage
Basket and is touching the Ice Sensor) the “ICE FULL” indicator light
will turn on. When ice level has dropped ice production will start again.
NOTE: Please ensure that you do not use heavy chemical detergents
when cleaning the Water Reservoir or interior of the Ice Maker,
as it may get inside the Ice Maker and may cause the ice
produced to have a peculiar taste. If you do get detergent
inside the Ice Maker’s water pump, ensure you flush the
system thoroughly to remove all traces from the Ice Maker.
NOTE: If you require large quantities of ice, remove ice from the Ice
Storage Basket and store in the freezer, as the ice will melt back
into the reservoir if left inside the Ice Maker
11. If the Water Reservoir is empty the ice production will stop and the
“FILL WATER” indicator light will turn on.
12. Please refill the Water Reservoir.
NOTE: The Ice maker will work at its optimum level if cold water within
a temperature range of 7 - 35 °C is used. The warmer the water
used and the warmer the surrounding ambient temperature, the
the longer the ice cycle will be.
Maintaining Your Ice Maker
1. Always ensure that you clean your Ice Maker on a regular basis.
2. Unplug your Ice Maker before cleaning.
3. Move the Ice Maker to an area where you are able to drain any excess
water.
4. Remove the drain cap and plug from the rear of the Ice Maker and
allow the water to drain from the system.
5. Remove the Ice Basket and Scoop and using a damp cloth and diluted
mild soap detergent. Wipe clean the water reservoir and interior of the
Ice Maker.
6. Using a clean damp cloth wipe all soapy residue from the interior of
your ice maker.
7. Leave the lid open and allow to air dry.
8. Clean the Ice Basket and Ice Scoop in soapy water and rinse
thoroughly
9. Wipe down the outside of the Ice Maker with a damp cloth and
detergent. Rinse off all soapy residue with a damp cloth.
10. Dry the exterior with a dry cloth.
NOTE: If the unit is not in use for long periods of time please ensure that
all the water is drained from the system as per step 4 above.
Always ensure that you clean your Ice Maker if the Ice Maker
has not been in use.

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Troubleshooting
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
1. The Compressor
makes a buzzing
sound when turned
on
The Voltage is lower than
required to run the ice maker
Stop the ice maker, only
restart when the voltage is
correct
2. “Fill Water”
Indicator light is
permanently lit
The Water Pump is not
working
The Water Pump is only
working for 10 seconds then
it stops
Contact your closest repair
centre
Adjust the Water Sensor to
the Water Inlet Tube
3. “Ice Full” indicator
light is on, but
there are only a
few ice cubes in
the storage basket
The Internal temperature
of the ice maker is too low
Open the lid of the ice maker
and allow to stand open for a
short period of time, until the
indicator light goes off
4. There are no lit
indicator lights on
the control panel
The plug is not connecting
properly with the wall socket
The Fuse is blown
Check the Wall socket to
ensure it is functioning properly
Contact your closest repair
centre
5. Both the “Fill
Water” and “Ice
Full” indicator
lights are
permanently on
There are ice cubes in the
evaporator panel, but the
panel is unable to release
them
There are too many ice
cubes in the storage basket
The ice cubes are too large
and are fusing together
There is a fault on the
control panel
The water sensor is to high
to detect the water level.
Remove the ice cubes and allow
the ice maker to rest for a short
period and then restart
Remove ice cubes from the
storage basket
Stop the ice maker, pour hot
water over the fused ice blocks
to melt them back into the
reservoir. allow the ice maker
to rest with thelid open and then
restart
Contact your closest repair
centre
Adjust the water sensor to the
water inlet tube
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION
6. The water is not
freezing during
the normal ice
making cycle
There is a refrigerant leak
The electromagnet valve is
incorrect
Contact you closet repair
centre
Contact your closet repair
centre
Specifications
Ice Making Capacity 12 - 15kg / 24hr
Ice Storage Capacity 1kg (when Ice basket is full)
Water Reservoir Capacity 1.8lt
Climate Type N
Electrical Protection Type I
Rated Voltage AC220 - 240V
Rated Frequency 50Hz
Power Rating 160W
UNit Dimensions (WDH) 418 x 363 x 383 mm
N.W. 13.5kg