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TROUBLESHOOTINGS 

 

Complaint 

Possible Causes 

Response 

Power LED is not lit

 

a.  There is no power at outlet. 
b.  Power cord is unplugged. 
c.  Power cord is broken. 
d.  Control PCB is defective or 

with wiring problems. 

e.  Display PCB is defective or 

with wiring problems. 

a.  Check for outlet and breaker/fuse. 
b.  Plug in the power cord. 
c.  Call for service. 
d.  Call for service. 

 

e.  Call for service. 

Unit does not make 
ice 

 

a.  The ice maker is turned off. 

 

b.  Clearances are too small. 
c.  Ambient temperature is too 

high. 

d.  Water Level red LED flashes 

quickly and the water reservoir 
is low. 

e. 

Unit doesn’t start making ice 
but it has dispensed all ice. 
 

f.  Clean LED flashes quickly and 

defrosting is required. 

g.  The water pump, water level 

sensor, ice engine motor or 
cooling system is defective. 

a.  Press Make Nuggets button once to 

start. 

b.  Check the clearance requirements. 
c.  Check the location requirements. 

 

d.  Fill the water reservoir with clean 

potable water. 
 

e.  Press and hold the Make Nugget button 

for more than 10 seconds to restart 
making ice. 

f.  Press and hold the Clean button for 

more than 3 seconds to start defrosting. 

g.  Call for service. 

 

Unit does not 
dispense ice 

a.  There is no ice in the ice bin. 
b.  Ice is jammed in the ice bin. 

 

c.  Ice is jammed in the ice 

dispense point 

d.  The ice bin auger or motor, 

control PCB or display PCB is 
defective. 

a.  See 

Unit does not make ice

 above 

b.  Use Dispense Ice and Clean button 

combination to break the jammed ice. 

c.  Use a spoon to remove the jammed 

ice. 

d.  Call for service. 

Unit leaks water 

a.  The water reservoir is overfull. 
b.  The drip tray is overflow. 
c.  The water reservoir or tubing is 

broken. 

d.  The water level sensor is 

defective. 

a. 

Don’t overfill the reservoir. 

b.  Empty it. 
c.  Call for service. 

 

d.  Call for service. 

 
You may hear the following normal operating sounds 

 

 

You may hear a boiling, rattling or gurgling sound produced by flow of 

refrigerant through the evaporator. 

 

You may hear air being forced through the condenser by the fan. 

 

You may hear a clicking sound produced by the refrigerant valve or 
water valve. 

 

You may hear a high pitched hum or pulsating sound produced by the 
compressor.

 

 

You may hear a high pitched sound produced by the gear motor.

 

 

You may hear ice being ejected from the ice engine to the ice bin.

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for FDFM1JA01

Page 1: ...rranty 16 G E N E R A L O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N Read these instructions before use and save them for future reference Let the unit rest and remain unplugged for 24 hours before use Remove all external and internal packaging materials Be sure that all parts have been included before discarding any packaging materials You may want to keep the packaging materials for use at a later da...

Page 2: ...dapter or an extension cord Do not under any circumstances cut or remove the third ground prong from the power cord Never unplug the appliance by pulling the power cord To disconnect the unit always grip the plug firmly and pull straight out from the wall outlet Do not operate the appliance if the appliance housing is removed or damaged Do not attempt to repair or replace any part of your applianc...

Page 3: ...osion Do not use solvent based cleaning agents or abrasives on the interior or exterior of the appliance These cleaners may damage or discolor the appliance Do not operate the appliance with wet hands while standing on a wet surface or while standing in water Disposing Safety CAUTION When disposing of refrigeration appliances special handling is often required It is the consumer s responsibility t...

Page 4: ...Tube Plugs Holder 8 Funnel This self dispensing portable ice dispenser allows you to enjoy chewable ice with the touch of a button The built in ice engine can quickly make nugget ice within only 15 minutes and produce up to 24 lbs of ice per day Self cleaning and self descaling programs can keep the unit in a good sanitary and operational condition all the time Push to open port or removable reser...

Page 5: ...pacity 2 lb Ice Dispensing Touch Button Drip Tray Magnetically Detachable Drain Plumbing Not Required Water Supply Manual Fill Water Fill Push to Open Port or Removable Door Touch Buttons Make Ice Clean Dispense Ice LED Notifications Make Ice Clean Water Level Power Operating Temperature 50 90 F Electrical Rating 115V 60Hz 2 5A Refrigerant R600a Installation Countertop Unit Dimensions 12 W x 16 D ...

Page 6: ... no greater than 50 mg L 3 grains gal Display Make Nuggets Button LED It will be disabled when the unit is in the cleaning mode Blue LED flashes slowly while the unit is currently making ice Blue LED illuminates once the ice bin is full Press once to start making ice the Make Nuggets LED flashes slowly Press and hold for 3 seconds to stop making ice the Make Nuggets LED goes off Clean Button LED I...

Page 7: ... dispensing automatically after 60 seconds elapse Place a cup under the ice dispense point Press and hold to dispense ice release to stop Combination Buttons It can be used when the unit can t dispense ice because ice is jammed While you hold the Dispense Nuggets button press and hold the Clean button to reverse the ice auger First time use NOTE For the first time use flush the unit following inst...

Page 8: ...omplete and the Clean LED goes off Unplug the unit when the flushing process is complete Unhook the plugs holders with drain tubes out of the unit back and lower them to a bucket or sink Press and hold the release buttons on the connectors to disconnect the plugs holders and release water Reconnect and hook them back to the unit 3 Making ice for the first time use Add clean potable water to MAX WA...

Page 9: ... potable water using the funnel included until the Water Level green LED illuminates and you hear 5 beeps Remove the funnel to close the fill port Or Remove the reservoir door to add clean potable water to MAX WATER FILL until you hear 5 beeps If the Clean LED flashes quickly and the unit stops making ice Go to the section 5 of DISPENSER CARE If the ice dispenser hasn t been interacted in the past...

Page 10: ...ower them to a bucket or sink Press and hold the release buttons on the connectors to disconnect the plugs holders and release water Reconnect and hook them back to the unit 2 How to empty the ice bin and water reservoir Dispense ice until no more ice comes out of the ice dispense point Drain water following instructions in Section 1 3 If the Water Level red LED flashes quickly and the unit stops ...

Page 11: ... cleaning cycle for defrosting process The Clean LED will start flashing slowly it takes 30 minutes to complete and the Clean LED goes off Press the Make Nuggets button once to start making ice 6 If all LEDs flash simultaneously and water is filled to MAX WATER FILL Drain water following instructions in Section 1 Fill the water reservoir with clean potable water to MAX WATER FILL Plug the unit int...

Page 12: ...ill the water reservoir with 12 teaspoons of food grade citric acid powder Fill the water reservoir with clean potable water to MAX WATER FILL Mix them well Plug the unit into power You will hear 5 beeps if the reservoir is full Press and hold the Clean button for 3 seconds to start the cleaning cycle for descaling process The Clean LED will start flashing slowly it takes 30 minutes to complete an...

Page 13: ...able water to MAX WATER FILL Plug the unit into power You will hear 5 beeps if the reservoir is full Press and hold the Clean button for 3 seconds to start the cleaning cycle for rinse process Press and hold the Clean button again for 3 seconds in 5 minutes to stop rinsing Drain water following instructions in Section 1 Repeat the rinse process 2 3 times 12 How to clean the air vent every 3 months...

Page 14: ...hat is level and strong enough to support up to 50 lb Clearance Requirements CAUTION This unit is designed for countertop installation only Never block the air vent on the left side Allow for minimum 4 inches of clearance on both left and right sides Allow for minimum 2 inches of clearance on the back Allow for minimum 1 2 inch of clearance on the top Electrical Requirements DANGER It is required ...

Page 15: ... 10 seconds to restart making ice f Press and hold the Clean button for more than 3 seconds to start defrosting g Call for service Unit does not dispense ice a There is no ice in the ice bin b Ice is jammed in the ice bin c Ice is jammed in the ice dispense point d The ice bin auger or motor control PCB or display PCB is defective a See Unit does not make ice above b Use Dispense Ice and Clean but...

Page 16: ...d Hawaii are not warranted Seller is not responsible for incidental or consequential damages and there are no warranties expressed or implied which extend beyond the Limited Warranty described above The implied warranties of merchantability and of fitness for a particular purpose are hereby expressly disclaimed Some states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages or a waiv...

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