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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MAKING ICE
1. Open the unit’s cover, remove the ice basket, and pour water into the
water reservoir. Keep the water level below the “MAX” line marked inside
the reservoir.
2. Plug in the unit to the grounded power supply outlet.
3. Press the “ON/OFF” button on the control panel to begin the ice making
cycle.
4. Select the size of the ice cube by pressing the “SELECT” button. If the room
temperature is lower than 60°F, it is recommended to select small or
medium ice in order to avoid the ice sticking together.
5. The ice making cycle lasts anywhere from 7 to 13 minutes, depending on
the size of the ice cubes you select and the ambient room temperature. Ice
making time may vary significantly in extremely high room temperatures.
6. Periodically verify the water level in the water reservoir when the ice
maker is on. If the water level is too low, the ice maker will automatically
stop and the “Add Water” indictor light will flash in the LCD display
window. Press the “POWER” button to stop the unit and unplug it. Fill the
reservoir with water up to the level mark. Plug it in and press the “POWER”
button again to restart the unit. Allow at least 3 minutes for the
refrigerant inside the compressor to settle before restarting.
7. The ice maker automatically stops working when the ice basket is full. The
“Ice Bucket Full” indicator will also turn on at this time.
8. Change the water in the reservoir every 24 hours to ensure hygienic ice. If
the ice maker will not be used for an extended period of time, drain the
water from the reservoir by unplugging the drain off cap located on the
side of the ice maker.
USING THE TIMER
How to Set the ON-TIMER Program
When the unit is off, you can program the timer to start the unit after a set
number of hours.
1. Press the TIMER button on the control panel. “1.0H” will flash in the Timer
Set Display Window.
2. Press the SELECT button to set the Timer delay to a time between 1.0 and
18.0 hours, in half hour increments.
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