GE TBHA22RRELAD Use And Care Manual page 5

Top-mount no-frost 22 and 25 models with ice dispenser
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Once Your Icemaker Is in Operation
When
water
supply
has
been connected
to the
icemaker,
remove
the
ice storage bin, move the
icemaker
feeler arm to
the ON (down) position,
and replace the bin.
The ice cube mold
automatically
fill s with
water after cool ing to
!"
freezing temperatures•
First cubes normally
freeze after several hours• Throw
away first few batches• This flushes away impurities
in the water [ inc.
To dispense
ice:
Set the selector
switch
on t'rom of freezer
compartment
door to ICE CUBES
or CRUSHED
ICE.
Grip the glassware
firefly near the rim and press
rim
_entlv
but firmly
against
the rubber-cushioned
cradle.
To stop
dispensing:
Release
the pressure
floln cradle
and withdraw
slowly
to catch the last bits of ice or drops of water.
Some
slight dripping
may occur
following
dispensing
of crushed
ice. Excessive
spills
should
be wiped
dry
immediately.
Do not pour water in
the spill shelf because
it is not se I f-drain ing-
pour it in kitchen sink•
Spill
The shelf and its grille
should be cleaned
regularly.
NOTE:
With a newly-
installed
refrigerator,
--
.......
allow about 24 horns (or
freezer compartment
to cool clown to proper
icemaking
temperatures.
Move the icemaker
feeler arm to the STOP (up)
position when:
•home water supply is to be turned off lk_r several hours
•ice storage bii_ is to be removed
for a period of time
• going away On vacation, at which time you should
also turn off the val_e in the water supply 1 ine to
your refrigerator
If' ice clumps form in storage bin:
infrequent
usage of ice can cause ice clumps to form
in the storage bin, resulting
in temporary
malfunction
of the dispenser mechanism.
If this happens:
°remove the storage bin from the freezer compartment
• break up ice clumps with fingertip pressure
and
discard remaining
clumps
°replace the bin before remaining
cubes melt and fuse
together
If This Is Your First lcemaker...
++ .you' 11hear sounds that may be unfamiliar.
They
are normal icemaking
sounds and are not cause
for
concern.
If ice is not used frequently,
old ice cubes will
become
cloudy and taste stale• Empty the icestorage
bin periodically
and wash it in lukewarm water• Be
sure to allow the storage bin to dtT before replacing
i_othm_aqse
ice cubes may stick to the metal auger•
Some crushed ice may be dispensed
even though you
selected CUBES.
This happens occasional
ly when a
,'ew cubes accidentally
get channeled
to the crusher.
Sometimes
a mound of snow will form on the door in
the ice chute. This condition is normal and usually
occurs when you have dispensed
crushed ice
repeatedly•
The snow will eventually
evaporate•
Caution:
Under
rare circumstances,
ice cubes
may be
discolored,
usually
with a green-bluish
color.
This unusual
discoloration
is apparently
due to
several
factors,
such as certain
characteristics
of local waters,
household
plumbing
and the
accumulation
of copper
salts in an inactive
water supply
line that feeds the icemaker.
Continued
use of such discolored
ice cubes may
be injurious
to health.
If such discoloration
is
observed,
discard
the ice cubes and contact
your
local dealer
or authorized
local service
agent.
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