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How t o Use
Your Icemaker,2
Will Operate
1.
To start Icemaker, lower the
feeler arm to the ON position.
Make sure the ice bin is at the
rear of the freezer compartment,
below the icemaker.
2.
When Icemaker is first
,
connected or after any extended
period of non-use, you should
discard the first few batches of
cubes. Use ice regularly to
maintain the best quality.
3. The feeler arm must be free to
operate upward and outward over
the top of the ice storage bin during
each ice-delivery cycle. Make sure
packages
in
the freezer compartment
do not interfere with
its
movement.
4.
Raise the feeler arm
to
the OFF
(up) position when:
a.
Ice storage bin is to be removed
for extended period of time.
b. Refrigerator is not to be used for
a considerable time, such as
vacations. Also, turn off the water
supply to the Icemaker in this
instance.
c. Water supply is to be shut off for
several hours.
5.
During operation, you may hear
certain sounds, such as the hum of
<c.-
the motor, movement
of
the cube
& , ,
ejector, humming or clicking ofthe
water valve, and rattling of ice as
it
falls into the bin. These sounds are
normal.
6.
The Icemaker ejects cubes in
groups and it is normal for several
cubes to be joined together.
7. Ice cubes that have been in the
ice storage bin for a considerable
length of time may pick up off-flavor
tastes, stick together, and gradually
become smaller. We suggest that
these cubes be thrown away.
8. You may, on occasion, find a few
smaller than normal cubes
in
the
bin. This is probably caused by low
water pressure at time of water fill.
9.
The ice storage bin should be
cleaned occasionally in warm
water. Rinse and wipe dry. Be
sure to shut the Icemaker OFF
when cleaning the bin.
10.
Keep ice level to keep
it
coming.
If cubes should build up
in
one area
of the ice storage bin after being
ejected from the mold, just level
them out with your hand. Keep
cubes distributed evenly and the
bin can reach its maximum cube
capacity.
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