User Manual
Ice Maker
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Making Ice
If ice is made and left in the appliance, it may eventually melt – when melted, the water returns to the
water reservoir. Be careful to avoid overflow from the water reservoir due to melted ice adding to the
current reservoir contents. • Ensure that adequate water is in the water reservoir when making ice. • It takes
several minutes to create each batch of ice cubes, and this is also affected by the ambient temperature – do
not expect instant ice to be available. To monitor ice production, view it through the "window" in the ice / water
reservoir cover – do not allow the cover to remain open, and close it as soon as possible in order to retain
ice-cold temperatures in the ice reservoir. • Note that the size of the ice cubes may vary for the first few ice
making cycles.
Switch the ice making function ON using the START button. When on, the appliance draws water up from the
water reservoir into the cooling unit, creates the ice, drains excess water back into the water reservoir, then
moves the ice into the ice collection tray. Use the supplied scoop to collect the ice.
Care and Maintenance
• After use, drain the appliance by removing the drain cap on the rear of the unit until no water remains.
Re-install drain cap and open reservoir covers approximately halfway and leave open. This helps
thoroughly dry the inside of the appliance and helps prevent corrosion of surfaces.
• After each use, clean the inside of the appliance with a cloth and a solution of water and a small amount of
vinegar. Do not use detergents, solvents or chemicals.
• When the appliance is in use, ensure that the reservoir cover is fully closed.
• Regularly remove any accumulated dust from the air vents and cooling holes in the body of the machine.
• If required, clean the appliance body with a damp cloth. Do not use detergents, solvents or chemicals.
This image shows water in the
ice making tray and ice forming
on the cooling elements. When
the ice cubes are ready, the
remaining water is returned to
the water reservoir, the ice drops
from the cooling elements and is
shifted to the ice reservoir by a
"comb".
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