8
Automatic Ice and
Water Dispenser
The
ice
and
water
dispenser
on
the
freezer
door
conveniently
dispenses
chilled
water,
crushed
ice,
and
ice
cubes.
To
operate
dispenser,
press
the
pad
for
the
selection
of
your
choice.
Press
a
glass
against
the
dispensing
arm,
as
shown
left.
Be
sure
to
hold
the
glass
up
as
far
as
possible
to
catch
all
cubes.
To
stop
dispensing,
pull
glass
away
from
dispensing
arm.
When
dispensing
ice,
release
dispensing
arm
before
glass
is
full,
but
do
not
remove
the
glass
until
the
ice
has
completely
dispensed.
(Complete
instructions
for
dispenser
operation
are
attached
to
the
inside
of
the
freezer
door.)
A
small
heated
area
beneath
the
dispenser
floor
catches
and
evaporates
small
spills.
This
drip
tray
is
removable
and
dishwasher
safe.
Do
not
pour
water
or
excess
cubes
into
this
area,
because
there
is
no
drain.
How the Water Dispenser Works
The
water
tank
is
located
behind
the
drawers
in
the
refrigerator
compartment.
As
the
water
is
dispensed,
the
tank
is
automatically
refilled.
For
proper
operation
of
the
dispenser,
the
supply
water
pressure
must
fall
between
30
psi
and
120
psi.
After
refrigerator
is
installed,
and
the
plumbing
connections
are
complete,
fill
the
water tank by drawing one glass of water. This may take approximately
1-1/2
minutes.
Next
draw
and
discard
7
more
glasses
to
be
sure
tank
and
plumbing
connections
are
rinsed
of
any
impurities.
The
water
delivery
system
has
a
built
in
shut
off
device
that
will
stop
the
water
flow
after
3
minutes
of
continuous
use.
Simply
release
the
actuator
button
to
reset
the
dispensing
mechanism.
How the Ice Dispenser Works
The
ice
maker
and
ice
storage
bin
are
located
in
the
top
left
corner
of
the
freezer
compartment.
After
refrigerator
is
installed
properly
and
has
cooled
for
several
hours,
the
ice
maker
can
begin
making
ice.
To
begin
ice
production,
lower
the
wire
signal
arm
to
the
"down"
or
ON
position.
As
cubes
are
made,
they
are
stored
in
the
storage
bin.
With
no
usage
it
will
take
approximately
2
days
to
fill
the
bin.
However,
the
dispenser
may
be
used
after
the
first
batch
of
ice
is
made.
Ice
maker
turns
off
automatically
when
the
ice
storage
bin
is
full.
Because
of
the
new
plumbing
connections,
the
first
production
of
ice
cubes
may
be
discolored,
or
have
an
odd
flavor.
These
should
be
discarded
until
cubes
made
are
free
of
discoloration
and
taste.
Remember that water quality
determines
your
ice
quality.
It
is
best
to
connect
the
ice
maker
to
water
that
is
not
softened.
Chemicals
from
a
malfunctioning
softener
can
damage
the
ice
maker.
If
ice
maker
is
connected
to
soft
water,
ensure
the
softener
is
maintained
and
working
properly.
To
stop
the
ice
maker,
lift
the
wire
signal
arm
until
it
clicks,
and
locks
in
the
"up"
or
OFF
position.
Light
The
dispenser
has
a
light
that
can
be
turned
on
and
off
by
pressing
the
"Light
ON/
OFF"
pad.
The
light
also
turns
on
automatically
when
ice
and/or
water
is
dispensed.
Replace
light
bulb
with
an
appliance
bulb
of
the
same
wattage.
Ice
Maker
Wire
Signal Arm
Press
glass
against
dispensing
arm.
Dispenser
Selector
Lockout Feature
To
help
prevent
unwanted
use,
your
dispenser
is
also
equipped
with
a
lock
out
feature
that
allows
you
to
disable
the
entire
ice
and
water
system
for
operating.
To
activate,
simply
press
the
picture
of
the
padlock
(see
illustration)
until
the
red
light
comes
on
in
the
window
above
it
(3-5
seconds).
To
deactivate
the
lock
out
feature,
repeat the above procedure until the red light goes out. Your ice and water
dispensing
system
is
again
ready
for
normal
use.
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