S U B - Z E RO BUILT- IN U S E & C A R E
FREEZER S TO R A G E
I C E B U C K E T R E M O VA L
Models 611, 611G, 650 and 650G: To remove the ice bucket, pull the freezer drawer or basket out until it stops and lift the ice bucket out.
Models 601F, 661, 642 and 632: To remove the ice bucket, pull it out until it stops, and lift the back of the bucket up to clear the carrier assembly. Next, lift the ice bucket out. If the door is limited to a
Models 685 and 695: To remove the ice bucket, you must first remove the freezer utility rack. See Freezer Utility Rack, below. Lift up on the ice bucket handle and pull out, supporting the bottom of the ice bucket with one hand. Refer to the illustration below.
F R E E Z E R U T I L I T Y R A C K
Models 685 and 695: The freezer utility rack is specifically designed to accommodate and hold frozen juice containers. To remove the rack, lift up and pull out at the bottom with one hand while you support the top with your other hand.
ICE MAKER O P E R AT I O N
The ice maker in your
For Models 601F, 611, 611G, 650, 650G, 661, 642, 685, 632 and 695, the ice maker system will shut off if the ice bucket is not in place.
I C E P RO D U C T I O N
The ice maker is designed to produce enough ice for normal family use. The timing of ice- making cycles will vary depending on load conditions, door openings and room tempera- ture. On average, you can expect a cycle of ice (eight cubes per cycle) every two hours.
The ice maker operates on water pressure of 20 to 100 psi. In some cases, a reverse osmosis water filter system may not be able to maintain the minimum pressure.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If ice is not used regularly it tends to fuse together. To avoid this, empty and replace the ice in the container as needed.
Ice bucket removal – Models 685 and 695
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