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ICE
MAKER
Your
new Ice
Maker
has been
designed
to provide
a
continuous
and
auto-
matic supply
of
ice cubes.
With normal
use
very
little
attention
is
required.
The
following
suggestions are made
for
best results.
NOTE:
Because
the Ice
Maker
operates on I
IO
V-A C
it
will
operate
only
when
on shore-power
or
when
generator
is
used.
l. Starting 4-
Since the Ice
Maker
must
be
connected
to
a
water supply
line
it
is
possible
that
dirt
or
scale
will
be
dislodged in the line. This
will
cause
discolored
and
dirty
cubes
during
the
first
few
cycles.
As
a
pre-
caution
we suggest
you
throw
away all
cubes made
during
the
first two
to
three hours.
2.
When the Ice
Maker
is
full
the
ice
making mechanism
will
shut
off, but
the
refrigeration
system
will
continue to
cycle
to maintain the
cube
supply. Under this
condition
the
cubes
may stick together, however,
they may
be
separated easily by hand
or with
a
blunt tool. NEVER
USE
AN
ICE PICK,
KNIFE,
OR
OTHER SHARP INSTRUMENT
which
may damage the
plastic interior.
3.
If
the
Ice
Maker
is
not
used
regularly
we suggest
that
the
ice be
emptied
periodically. (Every
week
to
ten days)
to insure
fresh cubesf
4.
AVOID
SOLVENT CLEANING AGENTS, ABRASIVES,
AND
ALL
CLEANERS
THAT MIGHT IMPART
TASTE TO THE ICE
CUBES. The exterior may
be
cleaned
with
cleaners and
polish
as
used
on
fine
furniture.
The condenser behind the
grill
should
be
cleaned
periodically
generally three to
four
times per year. To remove the
grill,
put fingers in the slot
and
lift
up and out.
5.
Do not
use
any type
of
electrical heater to defrost
as
it would
damage
the
inner liner.
Shut down
If
the Ice
Maker
is
to
be
shut
off
the switch located
behind the
grill
should
be
turned off. The
ice
should
be
removed and
the
DOOR
SHOULD
BE
PROPPED OPEN
at least one inch
to per-
mit air flow through
inside
of
unit.
NOTE: Included
in
your
Ice
Maker installation
is
an
in line water
filter.
Located behind
the Ice
Maker, this
lter
requires
periodic
replace-
ment.
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