GE UNC15NPRCII Owner's Manual And Installation Instructions page 26

Care And Cleaning
Removing Scale from the Ice Making System
Cleaning the ice machine involves adding a cleaner to
the ice machine.
You should use rubber gloves when using the scale
remover. To order cleaner,
or call 877-959-8688. Order part number
seconds. The icemaking light will flash until icemaker
has pushed out remaining ice in icemaking chamber.
2. Scoop out and discard all of the ice in the ice bin.
3. Press and hold Clean button for 3 seconds. The
indicating the need to
add cleaner. Open the
door and add one ounce
of cleaner mixed with
approximately 3 ounces
of water into the water
tank access hole in the
upper left of the ice
compartment as shown.
Winterizing
the door and push the Power button to turn the ice
2 minutes and the icemaker tank will automatically
drain. (Make sure to turn off the icemaker in this way.
the water in the tank will not drain.)
2. Turn off the water supply.
Vacation
time, it is recommended that you turn off icemaking.
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will start to flash slowly and the cleaning process will
start The cleaning process will last approximately 40
minutes. When the clean cycle is complete, the Time
return to the standby mode.
6. Pour approximately 1/2 gallon of hot (95-115°F)
water into the bin to flush out the bin and melt all ice
made during the cleaning process.
7. Mix one ounce of cleaner with one quart of water
and clean the ice bin, interior door and gasket
surfaces.
ounce of household bleach with 2 gallons of water
into the bin.
9. Rinse the bin again with hot water.
10. Push and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to
restart ice making.
The ice scoop should be washed regularly.
3. Models with a drain pump installed should have about
into the ice storage bin drain.
NOTE:
4. Turn off and unplug the machine.
NOTE: When placing the icemaker back in service
cleaning process on page 21.
icemaker to complete the icemaking process prior to
turning off. The icemaker will also drain any water in
the tank every time it is turned off.
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