Owner's Manual

18
Throw
away
the ice
(about
24
pieces)
and water
(about
7
glasses)
first made
after
refrigerator
installation.
The first ice and water
may
include
particles
or odor from the feed water
pipe
or feed
water box. This is
necessary
in
case that the
refrigerator
has not been used for a
long
time.
Keep
children
away
from the
dispenser.
Children
may push
switch
incorrectly.
Be careful that food is not
blocking.
the
ice
passage.
If
foods are
placed
at the entrance of ice
passage,
ice
may
not be
dispensed.
The ice
passage may
also be covered with ice
if
crushed ice is used
exclusively.
In
this
case,
remove the crushed ice that has accumulated.
Never store
beverage
cans or other foods
in
ice
storage
bin for the
purpose
of
rapid cooling.
Such actions
may damage
the automatic ice maker.
Never use thin
crystal glass
or
crockery
to collect ice.
Such
glasses
or containers
may
be broken.
Put ice into a
glass
before
filling
water or other
beverages.
Liquid may splash
if
ice is added to
existing liquid
in
a
glass.
Never touch the ice outlet with hand or tools.
Such contact
may
cause
damage
to the
dispenser
or
injury
to the hand.
Never remove the ice maker cover.
Verify
that the
refrigerator
is
properly
leveled so that the ice
storage
bin can be
completely
full.
If
the unit is not
level,
the ice maker could cease ice
production
prematurely.
If
discolored ice is
dispensed, immediately
contact Service
Center,
and
discontinue use.
Never use a
glass
that is too narrow fore the ice.
Ice
may
be
jammed
in
ice
passage
and, thus,
the
refrigerator may
be failed.
Keep
the
glass
at a
proper
distance from ice outlet.
A
glass
too close to the outlet
may
hinder ice from
coming
out.
Make sure that the area around the door switch is free from
any
substance that
would attract
insects,
as insects can hinder
proper operation
of the switch.
Cautions
Operation
Freezer
door