Servicing The Ice Dispenser
Certain conditions witt require you to service the ice maker and dispenser.
The unit has been designed so that you can do such servicing with a minimum of effort.
Cold dry air has to circulate in the freezer to maintain a safe freezing tem- perature. Thus. cubes stored in the bin will tend to evaporate and flow together if not used regularly
You should remove the bin and empty the contents:
=After the first few harvests of ice have been made by a newly installedunit,
This will allow any impurities in the line to be flushed out,
If you are going to be gone for longer than a week_ Raise the ice maker
if the ice cubes become frozen to each other and around the ice auger,
If the ice cubes become frozen
together on the back ledge of the ice bin, Periodic cleaning of the ice bin may alleviate this occurrence_ Clean with warm water and dry before replacing bin. Do not use an ice pick to break apart ice,
ice maker control arm. The wire con- trol arm on the automatic ice maker has
2 functions:
1_Normal Operation: the wire arm is in the down position; ice will be made, See Fig, 18.
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FIGURE 18 |
AU'FOMATIC
2To stop ice production or to remove the ice bin: take hold of wire arm
near black housing, and lift up, There will be an audible "click" when ice
maker shuts off. The wire arm stays in the upper'position, (See Fig, 19,) As long as the arm is in this position, ice wilt not be made. The unit will
continue to dispense cubes from the ice bin until oil have been used_
TO STOP THE
ICEt,_AKER FIGURE 19
To remove ice bin assembly: Lift up • the ice bin assembly _/4",then pull out!
'1"heAutomatic
the ice bin is removed. (See Fig. 20,)
tN THE OFF FOSIT_ON fWHEN
THE =CE STORAG_ SIN HAS
THE AUTOMATIC SHUT*OFF tS SHOWN
SE_NREMOWO)FIGURE 20
AUTOMATIC
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