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3. Parts and Description 

1. Cover:   With a transparent window to allow interior visibility.

2. Ice Scoop

3. Ice Shovel

4. Ice Basket (stores the ice)

5. Control Panel

6. Handle

7. Ice Sensor: Stops Ice 

    productions when 

    Ice Basket is full

8. Water Drain Cap:

    Quick release valve

    to drain water from 

    the unit 

Maximum Water Level Mark can be found on the water tank, below

the Ice Basket.

Control Panel

 

A) Selection Button

B) Power Button (to turn unit on and off)

C) “Full Ice” Indicator Light

D) “Add Water” Indicator Light

E) Ice Size Indicator Light

 

L  = Large Size Cubes

 

M = Medium Size Cubes

 

S  = Small Size Cubes 

4. Operating Procedures & Maintenance

A. Unpacking your Ice Maker

1. Remove the exterior and interior packaging. Check that the Ice Basket 

    and Ice Scoop are included. If any parts are missing, please contact 

    our customer service centre.
2. Clean the interior with lukewarm water and a soft cloth. Take out the 

    basket and clean it.
3. Find a location for your Ice Maker that is protected from direct sunlight

    and other sources of heat (i.e: stove, furnace, radiator). Place the Ice 

    Maker on a level surface.  Make sure that there is at least 13 cm of 

    space between the back and sides of your Ice Maker and the wall.
4. Allow at least one hour for the refrigerant fluid to settle before plugging 

    the Ice Maker in.
5. The appliance must be positioned so that the plug is accessible.

B. Connecting your Ice Maker

* Improper use of the earthed plug can result in the risk of electrical shock. 

  If the power cord is damaged please call our customer service centre.
1. This unit should be properly earthed for your safety. The power cord 

    of this appliance is equipped with a three prong plug which mates with

    a standard three prong wall outlet to minimize the possibility of electric 

    shock. 
2. Plug your appliance into an exclusive, properly installed, earthed wall 

    outlet. Do not under any circumstances, cut or remove the third (earth) 

    prong from the power cord. Any questions concerning power and/or 

    earthing should be directed toward a certified electrician.
3. This appliance requires a standard 220 ~ 240 volt, 50Hz electrical 

    outlet with three prong earth.
Before using your Ice Maker, it is strongly recommended to clean it

thoroughly

DANGER

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Power

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The ice maker is not designed to be installed in an outside area such as a 
garage or a porch. Ambient temperatures of below 10°C or above 38°C will hinder 
the performance of the appliance.

Summary of Contents for HIC HZB 20 SS

Page 1: ...LACE Street Addres 8 Edison Road Marian Industrial Park Northdene KZN Postal address P O Box 1854 Pinetown 3600 Tel 031 791 5200 Fax 031 791 5200 Website www waterwell co za E mail sales waterwell co...

Page 2: ...Operating procedures maintenance A Unpacking your Ice Maker B Connecting your ice Maker C Cleaning and Maintaining your Ice Maker 5 Using your Ice Maker 6 Parts Diagram 7 Technical Parameters Circuit...

Page 3: ...while the ice maker is on or during the ice making process This may cause severe burns Do not run cord over carpeting or other heat insulators DO NOT cover the cord Keep cord away from high traffic a...

Page 4: ...at least 13 cm of space between the back and sides of your Ice Maker and the wall 4 Allow at least one hour for the refrigerant fluid to settle before plugging the Ice Maker in 5 The appliance must be...

Page 5: ...igerant to settle before restarting the ice production cycle again Press the Power button once again to turn on the Ice Maker and start the ice production cycle 10 The Ice Maker automatically stops pr...

Page 6: ...ard 3 Panel 4 Inner Lid 5 Handle 6 Ice Shovel 7 Ice Bucket 8 Evaporator 9 Steel Pipe for Water Supply 10 Steel Shell 11 Switch Component 12 Lid 13 Left Side Panel 14 Solenoid Valve 15 Filter 16 Refrig...

Page 7: ...e making cycle is normal but no ice is being produced Ambient temperature or water temperature in the inner tank is too high Refrigerant liquid leakage Pipe in the cooling system is blocked Ambient te...

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