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D- USING YOUR PRODUCT
PICTURE 6
Start-up
WARNING!
• This operating manual applies for various device models. Hardware scopes of the models may
vary. There may be diff erences in the pictures.
• Clean inside and all accessories of your product before the first start up. (see page 15).
• If your product has been shaken so much during the transportation and positioning, wait for
three (3) hours without running it. Thus, the compressor oil, which may enter into the system,
will return back. You may damage the compressor if you run it without considering this.
• Insert your product's plug into an outlet with alternative current of 220-240V/50 Hz only, which
has been installed according to the regulations. (Picture 6)
CihazıAfter following all instructions related to the placement and
connections of your device, please follow following steps.
1. Open the door, remove the ice basket and fill with water. Make sure
that the water level is under the level indicator line.
2. Insert ice basket again and close the door.
3. Insert the plug of your device into the socket as defined above and
wait for the blinking of power warning light.
You will hear a slight sound from the fan and compressor when your
product is running.
5. For starting ice making process, press “On-Off ” switch on the control
panel. Power warning light will light.
6. You can select the ice size by pressing “Select” button on the control panel. If the ambient temperature is
below 15°C, select “small” or “medium” size for preventing sticking of the ice cubes.
7. Ice making cycle varies between 6 to 15 minutes depending on the ice size and ambient temperature.
8. While the ice machine is running, check water level periodically. If the water pump fails to make water suc-
tion, the ice maker will stop automatically and “Add Water” sign will light. Press “On-Off ” button, fill with water
up to the water level line, close the door and press “On-Off ” button again. Before restarting, wait for 3 minutes
for the settlement of the coolant gas.
9. When the ice basket is full, the device will stop running automatically.
10. For ensuring hygiene, change water in the water chamber of the device in every 24 hours. If the device will
not be or has not been used for a few days, discharge all water in the water chamber from water discharge and
fill again by following the rules above.
WARNING!
When the device is operated for the first time, it may take a few hours to get faster and
larger ice. This is normal.
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