Fisher & Paykel E402B, E442B installation instructions Using your ice maker, Ice maker, Noises

Using your ice maker

Ice maker

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Your ice maker is designed to automatically dispense ice until it senses that the bin is fill. So the more ice you use, the more it makes. It is even clever enough to sense when there is nothing there to catch the ice.

First use

When you first turn your refrigerator on, the ice maker will be off. To turn your ice maker on use the button to scroll to the screen.

Use the or button to turn the ice maker on or off.

Shows the ice maker is on.

Shows the ice maker is off.

If the bin is full, or inserted incorrectly the ice maker will not operate. When the bin is inserted correctly the scoop will be on the right hand side of the bin (refer to Fig.12 on page 12). If the bin is removed the ice maker will not operate.

Once your ice maker is in operation, discard the first bin of ice

cubes. This will flush away any impurities in the water line and

ensure that you get the best quality ice. We recommend that you Fig.11 Turning ice maker on also do this after vacations or extended periods of not using ice.

We recommend that you turn the ice maker off if:

–The water supply is to be off for several hours or

–The ice storage bin is to be removed for a period of time or

–You are going on holiday/vacation.

Noises

If this is your first ice maker, you will hear occasional sounds that may be unfamiliar. They are normal ice making sounds and are not cause for concern.

The following sounds are normal with the operation of an ice maker:

–Motor operation (low humming).

–Running water.

–Water valve opening and closing (hissing sound).

–Ice being loosened from tray (cracking).

–Ice dropping into bin (clunking).