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CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Clean the outside of the ice maker with a mild detergent solution and warm
water. Use a soft cloth to wipe to avoid scratching or damaging the surface of
the unit. Use the unit's self-clean function to clean the interior of the unit:
1. Remove the ice basket.
2. Add 1:1 mixture of water and vinegar.
3. Plug in the unit. Hold down the CLEAN button for at least 6 seconds and
release. The unit will automatically enter the self-clean program. This
process will last about 5-6 minutes, after which the unit will automatically
power down again. During this process the "Add Water Indicator" and the
"Self Cleaning Indicator" will light in the LCD display window, and the fan
blades in the self-clean symbol will always rotate. This process will rinse
the inside parts of the ice maker thoroughly.
4. After the self-clean program is completed, drain out the water by
unplugging the drain cap on the side. Then close the drain cap.
5. Unplug the unit and add fresh water into the interior tank, up to the water
level mark.
6. Re-plug the unit to the power supply, and rerun the self-cleaning program
again as described in Step 3.
7. When the self-cleaning program is completed, unplug the unit and drain
out the water by unplugging the drain cap on the side.
8. Dry the interior and exterior with a soft cloth.
9. Tighten the drain cap. Replace the ice basket and plug the unit in again.
To remove the build-up of calcium or other impurities, add a capful of vinegar
or lemon juice to the water in the reservoir and run for two or three ice-making
cycles. Drain and refill the reservoir with clean, warm water. Run two more
cycles to rinse the vinegar or lemon-juice. When the machine is not in use open
the water drain cap to completely drain the water reservoir.
STORAGE
Before storing your ice maker, clean it according to the directions above and
allow it to dry thoroughly – at least 24 hours – in order to prevent the growth
of mold or mildew. Store your ice maker in the original packaging, or cover with
a soft cloth or plastic sheet.
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