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To Remove / Reload the Drawer: Hold the handle gently then pull the Drawer outwards
horizontally until the back of the Drawer contacts the front panel. Gently lift the Drawer
up at an angle (as shown) and pull it out. To reload the Drawer, reverse the steps. Tilt the
Drawer in the same direction at an angle (as shown). Put the back of the Drawer into the
unit’s front panel, slowly flatten the Drawer, then gently push it in place.
LIGHT ON/OFF
Touch the “LIGHT” button to illuminate the Ice Drawer interior. To turn off the light, touch
the “LIGHT” button again.
NOTE:
• Always use the scoop to remove the ice from the machine. Do not use your hands
to remove the ice to avoid contamination.
• To maintain a clean and sanitary unit, do not return ice into the Ice Maker once it
has been removed.
ATTENTION:
• Empty the Drawer and Water Tank before turning the unit off, otherwise the water
may overflow.
Operation
COMMON OPERATING NOISES
Your new Ice Maker may make unfamiliar sounds. Most of these sounds are normal. Hard
surfaces like the floor, walls, and countertops can amplify these sounds.
Here are the sounds you may hear and their potential source:
• WHIR – When the appliance is first turned on, you may notice the condenser
fan spinning.
• BUZZ – When the water pump first turns on, it may be dry and slightly noisy.
Once it is filled with water, the noise reduces significantly.
• RATTLE – Rattling noises may be produced from the flow of the refrigerant.
These noises should reduce significantly once the refrigerant system has stabilized.
• GURGLE – When the refrigerant system shuts off, there may be a brief gurgle
as the refrigerant stops flowing.
• HUM – The compressor is a motor. It produces a low hum when running.
• CLICK – As nugget ice is produced, it drops into the Ice Drawer. You will hear the
loudest sounds when the first nuggets impact with the empty ice bin. As the bin fills,
this noise reduces significantly.
Cleaning and Maintenance
To keep your ice tasting fresh and your Ice Maker looking great, clean your Ice Maker regularly.
Unplug the unit before cleaning or maintenance.
Ice Drawer
Remove the Ice Drawer. Clean the interior with diluted detergent, warm water,
and a soft cloth.
Ice Scoop
Clean regularly with warm, soapy water. Dry the scoop before use.
Exterior and Interior
Remove the Water Drain Cap on the back. Drain out any water in the Drainpipes.
Use room temperature water and mild detergent with a soft cloth to clean the interior
of the Ice Maker. Rinse with water. Run 3 cycles of ice with new water and discard the
ice each time.
Dry the interior and exterior with a soft cloth.
Cooling Fan
Regularly check the cooling fan for dirt or dust buildup. With the power OFF,
use a soft, dry brush to gently remove buildup from the outside of the fan cover.
Cooling Vents
Regularly check the Cooling Vents for dirt or dust buildup.
With the power OFF, use a soft, dry brush to gently remove buildup from the vents.
Collect Dirty Water
After clearing the Drainpipes, you can collect dirty water for other uses
(it is non-potable). (See visual in Parts Overview > Page 6)
1. Remove the Drain Cap from the Drainpipe on the back of the appliance.
2. To collect dirty water, empty the Water Tank under the Ice Drawer.
3. Reinsert the Drain Cap and then the Drainpipe.
4. Wash the Water Tank and reinsert it.
Storage Requirements
If the unit will remain unused for an extended period, dump any remaining ice, and drain all
the water from the Water Tank. Completely dry the Ice Drawer and Water Tank. Once dry,
reinsert them into the appliance.
Store the Ice Maker upright in a dry, well-ventilated location.
Specifications
• Vesicant: C₅H₁₀
• Voltage/Current: 115 V~ 60 Hz, 2.7 A
• Net Weight: 33.73 lb
• Dimensions: L 16.1 × W 9.8 × H 16.5 in
NOTE: Do not immerse Ice Maker.
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