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Ice cube molds wiliautomaticallyfillwith
water after temperature reaches freezing
level. First cubes yormaUy freeze after
seyeral hours. At timeof installation,de-
press water dispenser "pillow"for about
twottiinutestoremovetrapped airfrOmwa-
terline and to fillwaterrsservoir automat-
ically.AUowabout24 hours for coolingto
proper temperature.
Once your icemsker is in operation, throw
away'ffmffratfew batches of ice cubes.
This wiUUushaway any impuritiesin the
water line. Do the same thing after vaca-
tions or extended periods when ice isn't
used.
[f ice is used infrequently,'Lo!d" c ubes will
become cloudy and taste stale. Empty ice
storage bin periodicallyand waxhin luke-
warm water. When a Iarge supply of ice
willbeneeded, makean extrasupplyahead
of time.
Empty bin,
put cubes in
plastic
bags or containers and store in freezer
proper whilebin refiUs.
TOHELP YOURSELF TOICE
Ice cubes are
accexvibIe through
the ice
accessdoor
in the freezerdoor (Fig.7).
CAUTfON: Under eestsdsr ram Cfrcurn-
atrntrxw ice cubaa mey:be dfacolosad,usu-
affyappearfrrgwftia~en-bffih
hue. 'f'fte
cause of,tfds qwssuafsNaeoIOraffon fs ap-
parantfydue to a eombfst+fors of factors
euch & fnsaf wate'ra o f castafncbaracter.
Lsffq bouaahofd@rrrtbfng a nd tbe acmr-
mssfaffon of riopp&'-+fafSiaO fnacffvewa-
ter supply Urtewfdcb feeds the ice maker.
Gntindm-pdOaofsuch~~lOmd
ise
cubes may
be
fejurfous to
heafth. If
sucb dfasxrforatfon is ofmasved, d fscardtbe
isecuhsaratdconfactyo~ HOf@stDe~er
or AutbosfzedHotpofntSrxvfesAgent.
TODRAW.COLD W ATER
Press glass gentIy
but firmly against the
rubber
"piUow" (Fig. 8).
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Water O awa fromfmrraefwld s upplythroughdual
aolawidvatse(l) t osmtwr=awuir(2)md to aof@
rrMc i% ntakt3(3)se naedad. Wafer i s frozen in
wbentofrfa andeJeW intoe@awe bin(4)where
euEsare*lWuarrghsrnaliicesraW
dour
in fmsrerdoor.Chilledwafer(mmreservoir flows
thmagh ftrMrlfin rfmr (5) andis dispensed w hen
rtdrber''fMmv''(fi
)is&sesaed.
fyourrefrigeratori$operatsd before wa-
;rconrrectioniamade, k eepmanualswitch
I OFF poaitinn.
Vtsenrefrigerator heafssenconnscted to
,atersupply, r aiseaccsssdoortoice maker
ndturn manual switch to ON position
Fitz6).
To stop Uow, r eleasepressure from "pillow;'
withdrawingslowlyto catch Iast drops. Do
notdiscardwaterin spillshelfgrilie;discard
itin thekitchen sink.Excessivespill sshould
be mopped dry immediately (Fig. 9)–the
spill shelf grilie is not a drain. Both shelf
and grill eshordd be cIeaned regrdarly.
If desired, the binfrd of cubes can be re-
moved from the freezer and taken where
nesded. To removebin, open main freezer
door, liftup frontof binwithone hand and,
suppordttg it at rear with other hand, prdf
bin past the "stop" location and out of
freessr.
Tusrrmanualswitcbto OFF position when
ice storage bin is to be removed for a per-
iod of fimeorifhomewater supplyis to be
mmedoffforseveraf hours.
During vacations, be sure vaIvein water
supplylineto refrigeratoris turned off.
If this is your first icemaker, you'll hear
occaaiormf s ounds that may be unfamiliar.
They'renormal icemafcing sounds and are
not cause for cormarrt.
Tbe 48-otrnce reservoir providessixsuc-
cessive 8-ounce glassfufs —after which,
time must be allowedfor replenished wa-
ter supply to cud. k is not likely that you
willdrain all the chilledwater from the res-
ervoiron a singleoccasion.
For coofer water, simply add desired
amount of ice cubes to container before
drawingwatsl.
Thekilowatt
hours
psr month (Kwh/Mo.)&own onthe"fact tag
The approximatemonthlycost of operation cart be caictdated by
artachsdto the inner door ia the memare of the power crmsumed multiplyingthe Kwh/Mo.by the'cost
per ~ilowatt hour from your
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when
mated
in accordance with AHAfd Sraodard HRF-2EcFT
lo&f powercompany.Costof operation varies under actual usage
withpower saver switch at tie norntd settirrg'artd
at the
astfirrg conditions.
recommendedwhenmoisturefomsaonrefrigeratorexterior.
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