Vitrifrigo ICE Maker, Руководство по установке

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more suitable type. A qualified technician, who must ensure that the socket wiring is
suitable for the electrical input of the machine, should carry out this operation.
5. OPERATION
After it has been installed, the Ice Maker will run an empty cycle and then produce ice
during all subsequent cycles. The first cubes will be dispensed after approximately
1 hour.
5.1. STARTING “REFILL” MODEL
Open the door, remove the ice tray and pour drinking water into the tank through
the filler (K) (min. 1 litre / max. 8 litres) (see Fig. 1), checking the water level
through the relevant window (H). This operation should be carried out slowly in
order to avoid any water overflow. Plug the machine into the power socket and
switch on the main switch (A).
CAUTION: The tank should be filled with drinking water only.
5.2. STARTING “HYDRO” MODEL
Connect the water mains to the threaded filler (4) on the solenoid valve (E) using
the special hose (3) supplied (see Fig. 4).
The machine is equipped to operate at a water pressure of between 1 and 3 bar.
Make sure that the water mains supply drinking water and that the pressure
of the water is sufficient to produce between 120 – 135 g of ice per cycle (the
optimum pressure is 2 bar).
We recommend fitting a shut-off valve on the water line. It is possible to make
slight changes to the size of the crescent-shaped ice cubes to arrive at a correct
ice making cycle. To do this, read the section entitled “ACCURATE ADJUSTMENT
WATER SET-UP”.
6. ACCURATE ADJUSTMENT WATER SET-UP
Use a screwdriver on the water level adjustment screw (see Fig. 1) to move the
contact directly on the grid assembly.
− Turn the screw clockwise to reduce the amount of water
− Turn the screw anticlockwise to increase the amount of water
A full turn (360°) will fill with 40 cm³ water (~2.4 sec.)
A half turn (180°) will fill with 20 cm³ water (~1.2 sec.)
7. HOW TO USE THE ICE MAKER
The ice maker operates in two modes:
• Ice-making mode, where it makes crescent-shaped ice cubes.
• Maintenance mode, where the ice maker does not make any more ice, but simply
stores what it already has.
7.1.ICE-MAKING MODE
While making ice, the machine thermostat (M) (see fig. 1 or fig. 4) needs to
be turned to the“ice production” mode (see fig. 1a) to make properly formed
crescent-shaped ice cubes.