Haier HB21FWRSS Installation And User Manual page 21

3. Ice maker working principle
The ice maker tray periodically receives an automatic flow of water to the ice maker ice cube tray. Once the water
freezes a sensor on the tray recognises cubes have been made and automatically twists the tray to drop the ice
cubes into the ice bucket. Capacity of the ice maker depends on the ambient temperature, frequency of the
freezer door openings and freezer compartment cooling temperature setting. Typical ice harvest is 4 pounds
(1.8kg) of ice per day.
Occasionally you may hear sounds, like the flowing of water or ice cubes dropping. These sounds are quite normal
and are not a cause for concern or complaint. In periods of infrequent use, ice cubes may stick together, again this
is quite normal.
Older ice cubes can get stale. Clean the ice container periodically using warm water. Before putting it back, dry it
well so that the cubes do not stick to the surfaces.
If you will not be using the ice container for a long time, throw out the remaining ice cubes, wash the container with
warm water, dry it with a towel and place back in the fridge. Then close the water supply to the ice maker.
To close the water supply press refrigerator button "<" and freezer button ">" simultaneously for 3 seconds. This
will close off the water supply to the ice maker but will not affect the water dispenser.
1. Your upper freezer drawer is arranged to load ice cubes in a tray on the left side and either more ice or
frequently frozen and reused foods on the right side of the drawer.
2. When opening the upper freezer drawer avoid rapid pull out which can cause the ice cubes to fall into the lower
deep freeze drawer.
3. When the ice maker is dropping ice into the upper freezer drawer, the ice bucket signal of circling dashes will
appear on the dispenser clock screen. It is recommended that the user wait for the ice cubes to drop before
opening the upper freezer drawer.