Icemaker - Fleetwood Discovery Owner's Manual

NOTE:
Turning off the
refrigerator does not
disable refrigerator
power consumption. The
refrigerator must be
unplugged to remove power
for lighting and control
panel operation.
Temperature Controls:
Press the up or down arrow to
display temperature. The current
set temperature momentarily
displays before reverting to
current temperature. The current
temperature display is for
reference only. Place a separate
thermometers in the freezer and
fresh food compartments for
accurate temperature indications.
CAUTION:
Keep the fresh
food compartment
temperature at
or below 40º F. to
reduce the possibility
of food spoilage.
Place a separate
thermometer inside
the freezer or fresh
food compartment to
accurately monitor
temperature.
Allow the refrigerator
to operate for at least 8
to 12 hours before storing food
inside to ensure safe food storage.
Adjust temperature gradually
allowing time for the new preset
temperature to stabilize.
Water:
Press this button to select water
from the dispenser.
Cube:
Press this button to select
cubed ice from the dispenser.
Press the drinking glass against
the dispenser paddle as far up as
possible to catch all ice.
Crush:
Selects crushed ice from the
dispenser. Press the drinking glass
against the dispenser paddle as far
up as possible to catch all ice.
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Light:
Turns dispenser light on and
off. The light will automatically
turn on and off with water and ice
dispenser use.
Lock:
The ice and water dispenser can
be locked to prevent unwanted use.
Press and hold the Lock button
until the red LED illuminates to
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lock the dispenser; press and hold
until the red LED turns off to
release dispenser.
To Dispense Water:
Press a drinking glass against
the water dispenser arm. Release
dispenser arm to stop water flow.
Water is not chilled; add ice for
cold water. Do not pour water or
ice in the dip tray as there is no
drain.
NOTE:
Use only cotton cloth
and mild soap to wash
refrigerator components.
Harsh detergents such as
window cleaner or bleach
or use of scouring pads can
damage the finish.

Icemaker

The icemaker requires 120
Volt AC power to operate. The
icemaker will begin producing
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