GE TPJ24PF, TPJ24PR Operation of Icemaker Automatic ICE-MAKING Apparatus, Removing the ICE Bucket

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Operation

OPERATION OF THE CUSTOM DISPENSER (continued)

(3)OPERATION OF ICEMAKER (AUTOMATIC ICE-MAKING APPARATUS)

GE Icemaker (automatic ice-making apparatus) does not
require manual water supply. Following completion of
installation of the water supply piping system, lower the
feeler arm switch to “ON.” Ice is now automatically made
and the icemaker will automatically shut off when the bucket
is filled with set amount of ice.	ON
	ON
	Feeler Arm
	Switch

1. REMOVING THE ICE BUCKET

1. While holding bottom of the icemaker compartment cover,
gently push upward.
2. Pull forward to remove the icemaker compartment cover
and ice bucket together.
To replace ice bucket, push it straight back until it clicks in	Ice Bucket
place. If the ice bucket does not seat completely due to an
interference of the rotating wing on the back wall, pivot the
rotating wing by hand approximately 1/3 turn and retry.

Wing

2. CLEANING THE CUSTOM DISPENSER

Any spilled ice or water will evaporate naturally from the
bottom of the custom dispenser. If juice or other liquid is	Recess
spilled, however, residues will remain even if the water has	Cover
evaporated. Remove the recess cover and wipe with a warm,
damp cloth.

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Contents Operations Guide Instructions for Safe Operation Do notClean Plug Wipe Plug CleanWhen Dirty Do not DisassembleMalfunction or Connect Grounding ConnectingDo not Install Short CircuitDo not USE IgnitionRemove Gasket Prevent from Toppling Over Installation WarningPower Plug Attach Shelves SecurelyDo not Damage PossibilityOr Fire Keep DRYDo not Touch Provide Operations GuidePart Names TFJ28PF, TFJ30PF, TPJ24PFTFJ20JR Specifications Freezer PerformanceExternal Dimensions TPJ24PF TPJ24PR TPJ24BRExternal Dimensions Instructions for Installation Refrigerator should be installed on a firm and level floorInstructions for Operation Freezer Compartment Operation of Temperature Control DialsSET AT Position 5 for Normal USE Refrigerator CompartmentInterior Temperature Control How to Prevent FreezingNormal Operation Additional Cooling on Refrigerator Compartment Side Additional Cooling on Freezer Compartment Side Small Amount of Food is StoredOperation of the Custom Dispenser Dispensing ICE CubesOperation of the Custom Dispenser Operation of Icemaker Automatic ICE-MAKING Apparatus Removing the ICE BucketRefrigerator Compartment Shelves Utilizing the Interior SpaceFreezer Compartment Shelf Utilizing the Interior Space High Humidity Vegetable CompartmentAdjustable Height Door Pocket CHILLING/VEGETABLE CompartmentQUICK-SERVE Shelf with Serving Dishes Wine RackFreezer Air Lift to Access Lower When Finished DOOR-LEFT-OPEN Monitor Electronic Monitor & Diagnostic SystemRefrigerator Interior Temperature Monitor KEY to SET DOOR-LEFT-OPEN WarningMalfunction Diagnosis Code Display Window Indicator Light for Normal OperationSystem CHECK/RESET KEY Selection Touch KEYFreezer Compartment Malfunction FF Power Source Malfunction PFIcemaker Malfunction Automatic Icemaker CI Storage of Food Storage of FoodWhat to Know about Frozen Foods Methods of Selecting and Using STORE-BOUGHT Frozen FoodsBasic Things to Know about Home Freezing Care and Cleaning of Refrigerator SELF-DIAGNOSIS Warranty and AFTER-SERVICE Please Read Carefully During Warranty PeriodAre these symptoms present? Inspection of Older Model Refrigerators