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Leave the door open by at least two inches.
MOVING YOUR ICE MAKER
1.
Securely tape down any loose items inside your ice maker.
2.
Turn the leveling screws up to the base of the unit to avoid damage.
3.
Tape the door shut.
4.
Make sure the ice maker stays in an upright position during transportation.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
The ice maker does
not operate.
The unit is not plugged in. Connect to a properly
grounded outlet.
The circuit breaker is
tripped or there is a
blown fuse.
Reset the circuit breaker
or check for a broken
fuse.
The power switch is set to
off.
Turn the power switch to
on.
No ice is produced.
The front grille is blocked. Clear the front grille of
dust or obstructions.
The ice maker arm is set
to the “off” position.
Lower ice maker arm to
the “on” position. (See
figure 2).
The water supply is off.
Turn on the water
supply.
The water line is crimped. Check the water line.
The unit has excessive
frost build-up.
Turn off the unit and
defrost.
The compressor
frequently turns on
and off.
The room temperature is
warmer than normal.
Adjust the temperature
in the room, or move the
unit to a cooler location.
The door is being opened
too frequently.
Keep the door of the unit
closed.
The door is not
completely closed.
Make sure nothing is
blocking the door.
