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8 49-1000610 Rev. 0
Starting the ice machine
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Water filter
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Cleaner
fill hole
Control panel
Water filter
access door
Initial Start Up
1. Turn on the water supply.
2. Switch on the electrical power.
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that ice to melt and continue to melt but at a slower rate
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the ice storage bin. The storage bin holds about 26 lbs
of ice when full.
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Features
USING THE ICE MACHINE: Features/ Starting the ice machine
This machine takes in room temperature air at the lower
right front and forces warm air out the lower left front.
Restricting the airflow or operating the machine in a hot
or cold environment will adversely affect the ability of the
ice machine to make ice.
When the door is opened, the control panel, ice making
area and ice storage bin are visible. The scoop is located
in a holder on the inside of the door.
This is a gravity drain model that must have a building
drain connection below the level of the drain tube at the
back of the cabinet. A pump can be installed, which can
force drain water up a maximum of 8 feet, allowing it
to be located where a gravity drain isn't available. See
Accessories on page 27 for more information on the
drain pump.
Warm Air Out
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