Amana SQD25MB4W-P1153405WW Owner’s Manual

Electronic and Non-Electronic Side-By-Side With Ice 'N Water Dispenser Refrigerator

Use & Care Manual

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Welcome to the Amana Family

Your purchase of an Amana refrigerator/

freezer -- a household appliance known

for its quality and reliability -- is sin- cerely appreciated by Amana Refrigera-

tion, Inc. Your total satisfaction with this

new product is extremely important to us, and this Use and Care Manual will

aid you in understanding the operation of your new appliance.

Each product is thoroughly tested and checked at the factory Once in your

home, you may want to make a few sim- ple adjustments of control settings, etc.,

to tailor your new unit to your own indi- vidual requirements. These adjustments

are easily made following the instruc- tions in this manual.

Should your new unit ever require serv-

ice, certain product information will aid in obtaining service faster! For your con-

venience and protection, please record this information in the box at right and

retain this booklet for future reference.

The Registration Card in the packet with the manual should be filled out and

returned to Amana Refrigeration, Inc. If your registration card is missing, call

1-800-843-0304 or write:

Consumer Affairs

Amana Refrigeration, Inc.

Dept. 800 Amana, Iowa 52204

Record in the space below the information found on the

nameplate of your refrigerator. The nameplate is located on the ceiling of the refrigerator

section. Also, please retain a copy of your sales receipt for

future reference should war- ranty service be needed.

Serial No Model No.__

Manufacturing No.__ Selling Dealer__

Recognize this symbol as a safety precaution

, ,WARNING

Electrical Grounding Instructions--This appliance is equipped with a three-prong (grounding) plug for

/our protection against possible shock hazards. Where atwo-prong wall receptacle is encountered, it is

the personal responsibility and obligation of the customer to contact a qualified electrician and have it

replaced with a properly grounded three-prong wall receptacle inaccordance with the National Electrical

Code (seefigure.)

Unit is designed to operate on a separate 103to 126 V.A.C.,15 amp., 60 cycle line.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES CUT OR REMOVE THE ROUND GROUND- ING PRONG PROM THE PLUG. THE UNIT MUST BE GROUNDED AT ALL TIMES. DO NOT REMOVE WARNING TAGFROM THE SERVICE CORD.

ELECTRICAL PLUG ELECTRICAL RECEPTACLE

, WARNING

DO NOT USE A TWO-PRONG ADAPTER,

,DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION CORD.

Contents Page

Electrical Warning ............... 2

Unpacking and Door Handle

Removal .................... 3

Door Assembly Removal .......... 5

Leveling, Door Alignment

and placement ............... 9

Ice 'N WaterTM Dispenser .......... 10

General Features ............... 14

Dimensions .................... 16

Setting the Controls ............. 17

Checking the Controls ............ 18

Touchmatic Electronic Controls ..... t9

Refrigerator Features (All Models) ... 25

Contents

Refrigerator Features Refrigerator Features

Freezer Features ................ 32

Optional Features ............... 33

Non-Use Periods ................ 34

Sounds ....................... 35

Care and Cleaning .............. 36

Save Energy .................... 37

Before Calling for Service ......... 38

Amana Asure .................. 39

Amana Toll-Free ................ 39

ROUND GROUNDING PRONG

Page

(27 Cu. Ft. Models) ............ 28

(19,20, 22 & 25) .............. 31

Unpacking and Door Handle Removal

Remove all tape and packing material.

To remove tape residue, touch a portion

of the tape to the residue and lift it off. If adhesive residue still remains, try clean- ing the sticky area with a clean cloth soaked in mild dish washing soap. Wipe

area clean. If the wood base is still attached, have someone help you tilt

the unit onto its back, placing asturdy support underneath. Remove the mounting bolts from the base and dis-

card bolts and wood base.

IMPORTANT! Do not leave the cabinet on its back longer than it takes to re-

move the wooden base and do not con- nect the power cord until all the inside

packing has been removed andthe cabinet has been leveled for proper operation.

With the unit upright, pull the grille from the bottom front and make sure the

defrost drain pan is located underneath

the defrost water drain tube. Twodrain

pan side supports (attached to the cabi- net bottom) keep the pan in the proper

location, to make the automatic defrost drain water drop on the sound reducing

cone. The drain pan locating stops pre- vent the pan from being installed

backwards.

To Remove Door Handles with Factory Installed Decorator

Panels Non-Electronic Model

Tools Required: Tightly fitted gloves, putty knife with

tape on end, and _h6"Hex Nut Driver

1. Loosenthe upper and lowerdoor handle trim and rotate 90°. See

Figures 1 & 2.

ADD TAPE TO THE U I I .,_ F.ND OF THE PUTTY

KNIFE TO PREVENT SCRATCHING THE

DOOR PAINT _

DOOR TRIM, UPPER

USE A PUTTY

KNIFE TO REMOVE THE DOOR TRIM AS SHOWN

FIGURE 1

DOOR HANDLE

O,O0"T:"V:

Removeall tape and packing material

from inside the unit.

M_st Ins_l the Defrost Drain Pan ASShown

Model Location of the

20, 22, Rightside

25 & 27

19 Leftside

IMPORTAN_

Defrost Drain Pan

SPECIAL NOTE: Ifcabinet is unable tofit through doorway safely, you may

be requiredto removethe door handles,

or door assemblies.

2THE OOOR TRiM

FIGURE 2

2. Remove the upper and lower door handle screws. See Figure 3.

R TRIM

DOOR HANDLE IS SECURED WITH TWO SCREWS

•DO NOT REMOVE

DOOR TRiM

RGURE3

Door Handle Removal (cont.)

ADD TAPE TO THE END OF THE PUTTY

To Remove The Door Handles

Non-Electronic Models

Tools Required: Tightlyfitted gloves, puttyknife with tapeon end, 5/16"HexNut Driver.

1. First remove the upper and lower door handle trim from both doors.

See Figure 4.

ADD TAPE TO THE II[ '_ END OF THE PUTTY

KNIFE TO PREVENT

DOOR PAINT

3. Lift door trim upand pullelectronic

KNIFE TO PREVENT SCRATCHING THE DOOR PAINT

strip out of connector as shown in Figure 7.

DOOR TRIM,

USE A PUTTY KNIFE TO REMOVE IANDLE

THE DOOR TRIM AS SHOWN FIGURE 6

SCRATCHING THE _ _D_)Oc_RRR_I_,LE

USE A PUTTY

KNIFE TO REMOVE THE DOOR TRIM

AS SHOWN

RGURE 4

Removethe upper and lower door handlescrews.See Figure 5.

NUT DRIVER

_"_'_ DOOR HANDLE

"_[[ DOOR HANDLE IS

SECURED WiTH

F _j TWO SCREWS

FIGURE 5

3. After moving the refrigerator past doorway replace the door handles in

reverse order.

To Remove The Door Handles Electronic Model

Tools Needed: Tightly Fitted Gloves,

Putty Knife, and 5/16"Nut Driver or

SocketWrench.

FIGURE 7

4. To remove the trim below the door handle follow step 2 above as shown

in Figure 6.

5. Remove the two handle screws with a nut driver or socket wrenchas

shown in Figure 8.

NUT DRIVER

DOOR HANDLE

ODOR HANDLE IS

_-_ SECURED WITH

TWO SCREWS

FIGURE 8

To Reinstall The Door Handles Electronic Model

Tools Needed: Tightly Fitted Gloves, Needle Nose Plier and Nut Driver.

1. With a nut driver, screw inthe two screws in the door handle.

2. Insert the electronicstrip into the slit

by pushingit in witha needle nose plier.See Figure9.

, ,WARNING

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury, Property Damage Or Death unplug the refrigerator before

attempting to remove the door handles.

Add tape to the end of a putty knife to prevent scratching the door paint.

Use a putty knife to remove the door

electronic trim as shown in Figure6.

FIGURE 9

3. Once strip isin place,snap thecon- trol panel trim and trim below the handle into place.

)oor Assembly Removal

b Remove The Door _ssemblies

)o not removethe door handles.) Ion-Electronic Model ools Required:

_.pe,Tightly fitted gloves, # 2 Phillips ;crewdriver,s116"Hex Nut Driver,Pencil, s" Hex Socket, 31E"Drive Ratchet and

4" Hex Nut Drive_

,CAUTION:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal Injury first tape the top of the

doors for safety. See Figure 10.

III (3) SCREWS

ih SECURE EACH

TAPE DOORS AS SHOWN

USE A #2 PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER TO REMOVE THE TOP HINGE COVERS

PHILLIPS

DRIVER

TOP

FREEZERGOORTOP

HINGEIS SHOWN

The power cord must not be

I , CAUTION:

connected.

FIGURE 11

3. Mark the location ofthe hingeswith

a pencilon the painted cabinet prior toremoving hinge. See Figure12.

FIGURE 10

, CAUTION:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury Or Property Damage have

two (2) people removethe door.

One to hold the door and one to remove the safety tape, and help

with the tools.

,WARNING:

ToAvoid The Riskof Electrical Shock, Personal Injury or Death:

DISCONNECT the powercord BEFORE removing the top hinge.

• Remove the top hinge covers. See Figure 11.

FIGURE 12

4. Disconnect top hinge freezer door wires.See Figure13.

WARNING:

Do Not Remove Green

Ground Wire.

FREEZERDOORTOPHINGESHOWI

FIGURE 13

Door Assembly Removal (cont.)

5. First remove the toe grille then dis- connect freezer door bottom hinge water line by loosening the %" O.D.

plastic tube union nut.

See Figure 14.

REMOVE TH_ Ttl_ E

CLAMP SCREW

REMOVE THE TUB_

CLAMP

WATER

IIIBE I_OOSE N THIS PLASTIC UNION

BOTTOM O_ FREEZER O00R

Remove the upper door hinges,

AND pULL "+HE TUBE

FIGURE 14

(3) screws per upper hinge.

See Figure 15.

WARNING:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Electrical Shock, Personal Injury or Death:

DISCONNECT the power cord BEFORE removing the top hinge.

7. The freezer door water linewill thread through the bottom hinge;

lift the door off carefully. See Figure 16.

WATER TUBE

FIGURE 16

8. Remove the refrigerator door assemblies by lifting off the bottom hinge pine. Note: At this point the

refrigerator may fit through the

doorway. Ifnot, proceed to step 9.

9. Mark around thelowerhinge

brackets. See Figure17.

(2) HINGE SCREWS PER

BOTTON HINGE

, WARNING:

Do Not Remove Green Ground Wire

I HINGE

DEPTH USE SOCKET WRENCH TO

OF BOTTOM REMOVE AND INSTALL

H_NGES HINGE SCREWS

FIGURE 17

10. To reinstall the door assemblies assemble in reverse order.

FIGURE 15

FREEZER DOOR TOP HINGE SHOWN

WARNING:

It is critical that ground wires

MUST be connected when the

doors are reassembled.

Door Assembly Removal (cont.)

To Remove The Door Assem-

blies (Do NOT remove the door handles)

Electronic Model

WARNING:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal Injury Or Death Disconnect The

Power Cord Before Proceeding.

tools Needed: Phillips Screwdriver, _s" Nut Driver and Tightly Fitted

3loves,

1. Remove the toe griUe.

-_,Open refrigerator door togain access to door closure screw.

See Figure 18.

CAUTION:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Per-

sonal injury Or Property Dam- age tape the top of the doors as shown in Figure 20.

_ il

FtGtIRE 20

6, Remove the top hinge covers. See

Figure 21.

USE A PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER TO REMOVE THE TOP HINGE COVERS

PHILLIPS

DRIVER

FIGURE 18

• Unscrew bottom refrigerator door closure with a phillips screwdriver. See Figure 18.

Disconnect at connector. Push lock

tab on underside of connector up

and then pull loose. See Figure 19.

FIGURE 19

TOP

-= HINGE COVER

FREEZER DOOR TDP HINGE IS SHOWN

FIGURE 21

WARNING:

ToAvoid Risk Of Electrical Shock,

Personal Injury Or Death, The Ground Wires Must Be Connect-

ed When The Doors Are Reassembled,

7. Mark the location of the hinges with a pencil on the paintedcabinet prior to removing hinge. See Figure 22.

GROUND WIRE

FIGURE 22

Door Assembly Removal (cont.)

8. Disconnect top hinge doorwires. See Figure 23.

Do Not Remove Green

,WARNING: I 14.

Ground Wire. 15.

5/1E NUT DRIVER

PULL _ (THE FRESH FOOD TOP DOOR THE ELECTRICAL HINGE IS TO BE DISCONNECTED THE

CONNECTDR APART SAME WAY,)

i FIGURE 23

P HINGE SHOWN

9. Disconnect freezer door bottom

hinge water line by loosening the

_/4"O.D. plastic tube union nut.

3ee _re 24.

REMOVETHETUBE

CLAMP SCREW

REMOVE THE TUBE

13.

Removetape fromtop of refrigera-

tor door.

Lift refrigerator door up to pull pin

up off the hinge. Thread wiresthrough slot in door

hinge. See Figure 26. Hinge pin and door closures stay attached to

the door,

FIGURE 26

, CAUTION:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Prep-

erty Damage set refrigerator door down carefully to avoid damaging electrical wires.

WATER TUBE LOOSEN THIS PLASTIC UNION

BOTTOM OF FRE_ DOOR _RO_H THE CLAMP

NUT AND PULL THE TUBE

FIGURE 24

10. Remove the upper door hinges, (3) three screws per upper hinge.

See Figure 23.

, CAUTION:

ToAvoid The Risk Of Personal

Injury Or Property Damage have

two people remove the door.One to hold the door and one to re-

move the safety tape, and help with the tools.

11. Remove the tape from top ofthe freezer.

12. The freezer door water line will

threadthroughthe bottom hinge; liftthe door off carefully. See

Figure 25.

NOTE: At this point,the refrigerator

may fit through the doorway. If not,

proceedtosteps 17 and 18.

17, Mark around the lower hinge

brackets with a pencil. See Figure 27.

(2) HINGE SCREWS PER

ROTTON HINGE

HINGE

DEPTH USE SOCKET WRENCH TO

OF BOTTOM REMOVE AND INSTALL

HINGES HINGE SCREWS

FIGURE 27

18. Remove the lower hinge bracket screws. (2) screws per lower hinge.

19. To reinstall the door assemblies

assemble in reverse order,

FIGURE 25

LOWER HINGE BRACKET

TUBE UNION

WATER TUBE

.eveling, Door Alignment and Placement

.eveling nstall the unit on a solid floor that is

;trongenough to support the combined veightof the unit, approximately 320

bs.; and the food, maximum of 625 Ibs. vith an approximate combined weight

_f945 Ibs. [he unit must be levelto insure com-

)lete door closings and proper ice mak- ng. Improper leveling will cause water

;pills and uneven ice cube size. Fheunitmust be levelfrom back to

ront. This allows doors to close firmly. fthe floor is uneven from side to side,

)lacethin metal plates under one of the

)oor Alignment he doors on thisrefrigerator were

digned atthe factory. Once the _=frigeratoris properlyleveled, the doors

_illbe aligned. Iffurther adjustmentis

.=quired,pleasefollowthe stepsbelow.

• Before checking alignment, open

and close both doors to insurethey are resting on the bottom bearings.

'.. Check alignment of door at TOP

CENTER. See Figure 30. If doors are aligned, go to step 4.

• If doors are not aligned: A• Lower the front wheel (turn the

screw_e_=|=r_clockwise one turn at a time) on the side of the

refrigerator which has the lower

door. See Figure 29.

B. Open and close both doors.

rear wheels.Adjust the front wheels or leveling feet to level the refrigerator.To raise, turn screw or leveling feet clock-

wise. To lower, turn counterclockwise. See Figure 29.

SOCKET WRF-NCH

1/0 RAISE CABINET ROTATE LEVELING SCREW CLOCKWISE

FIGURE 29

C• Recheck alignment. D. Ifdoors are not aligned repeat

steps A through C.

4. If one of the front wheels is not touching the floor (refrigerator will rock), lower that roller only enough

to contact the floor.

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FIGURE 30

qacement _irto cool the condenser isdrawn inthe

_e grille, at the bottom front, passes

,ver the condenser, and isthen .,xhaustedthrough the same grille.

herefore, the unit can safely be _nclosedcompletely at the top, back

_ndsides for a built-in look. Do not ,lock airflow through the toe grille at

_ottomfront of unit.

qacement of 20 Cu. Ft. Models

)n some counter tops there is a 1" ,verhang.Ifthis is the case, the front

orners of the counter top must be

•immed off at a 45° angle for the

refrigerator and freezer door clearance.

This also allows for a flush installation. See Figure 31.

A recessed electrical outlet installed on the back wall allows for built-in

installationof your refrigerator. Suggested height requirement for

recessed electrical outlet is 3 to 4 ft. from floor.

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FIGU RE 31

The Ice 'N Water Dispenser

Automatic Night-Light

Thisis a feature that comeson automat- icallywhen it's dark. If you wouldprefer

notto have the night-lightfeature, there isan on/offswitchjust above and between the iceand water dispensing

bare. Pushthis switchinonce to turnoff the night-light The controlpanel light willalso turn on

automaticallywhen dispensingice or

water if the manual swf_chis off.

Night-Light Dispenser Bulb Replacement Shouldthe night-lightbulb ever need to

be replaced,it islocated just above the water dispenser bar.Replace with a 120 volt, 6 watt bulb. Sylvania 6S6 bulb or order from your Amana Service Dept., part number M0360001.

Do not add ice to ice bin. Do nottryto speed icedispensingby addingcubes of ice that you may have

purchasedor made in some otherway The unithas been "matched" to the

automatic ice maker and willnot oper-

ate pmporlywith different shaped or

sized cubes.

Water Dispenser

To operate, press glass against the water dispenser bar. Releasing pres-

sure shuts the water off.

Some slight dripping may occur follow- ing dispensing of iceor water. If exces-

sive, the spill should be wiped dry

immediately See Figure 33.

Do not pour water in spill shelf because it is not self-draining -- pour it in the

k'rtchensink. The shelf and itsgrille should be cleaned regularly according

to instructions on page 36.

FIGURE 33

After the unit isconnected to an active household cold water line, fill and throw

out the first 10-14 eight-ounce glasses of water. This will cleanse the lines of

impurities.

Water taste and odor,

There are many variableswhichcan

affect the taste and odor properties of

the water that is being dispensedfrom your Amana Ice 'N Water model such as:

1. Iron and other mineral deposits nor- mally found in water.

2. Type of tubing (copper, galvanized, plastic, etc.) used in the household

water supply system as well as the type of tubing used to connect your

unit to your household water supply

3. Water has been left standing unused in the storage reservoir and/or water

supply line for a long length of time.

Tominimize taste and odor problems,it

isrecommended that the following

steps be taken:

1. ThorOughly rinse out the system after it has been connected to the

household water supply.This can be accomplished by throwing away the first 10-14 eight-ounce glasses of

water that are obtained from the unit.

2. If the water dispensing system has not been used for an extended time,

the entire water reservoir and system should be flushed, as instructed above. This will ensure a fresh sup- ply of water at all times.

If the above suggestions do not entirely eliminate an undesirable taste or odor

condition inyour water, your problem is most likely a water problem. It isrecom-

mended that you contact your local water treatment company for its spe-

cialized kind of help in solving your problem.

How The Water Dispenser Works

The water reservoir is located in the

refrigerator behind the hi-humidity com-

partment or crisper pan, depending on the model you have. important Note:

DO NOT REMOVE THE STYROFOAM

OR PLASTIC COVER. The water line to the dispenser bar is routed in a special

way to prevent freeze-ups. The water

dispensing lever energizes the water

line solenoid to add water to the water reservoir. See Figure 34.

he Ice 'N Water TMDispenser

Tohelp meet this demand, you can

ICEMAKER

HOW THE WATERDISPENSERWORKS

FIGURE 34

WATERUNE TOTHE ICEMAKER

HOME WATER

SUPPLY

WATER RESERVOIR

DO NOT REMOVE STYROFOAM

(PLASTIC)

WATERLINETO THE WATERDISPENSER

water isforced by household water _ssurethrough the tubing and out the ter dispenser.

me water remainsinthe water lineto tdispenser,causingthe first glassof

terto besomewhat warmer than the

owing glasses.

bed & Crushed Ice Dispenser cept 19 cu. ft. model

speed iceproduction by turning the freezer controlto a coldersetting.For best overall operation of the unit, be

sure to return the freezer control to

its previous position as soon as

possible. Ifyou use very little ice over a pedod of

a week or so -- or ifyou use none at all

for that period -- the ice cubes may

freeze into a solid mass and the unit will not dispense ice. You must then remove

the icebin (follow instructions on page

13) thaw the ice and throw it away.

Overload. If you hold the dispenser bar in the ON position for approximately 4-5

minutes, the dispenser motor may trip out on overload. This could occur ifyou

were trying to fill a large ccntalner with ice. The ovedoad will reset automatically

in approximately 3 minutes,after which ice can again be dispensed.

IMPORTANT! UNDER NO CIRCUM-

STANCES SHOULD YOU USE AN ICE

PICK OR SIMILAR SHARP INSTRU- MENT TO BREAK THE ICE. Tode so

could causedamage to the ice bin and/ or iceauger.

lect Cube or Crush Mode.

operate apply pressure against the

penser bar with a glass or other con- rer.This activatesthe ice auger and

wheel which automatically delivers

)ed or crushed ice tothe glass. cept 19cubic foot refrigerators) lease pressure on the dispenser

r before glass is full. Do not re- _vethe glass until the last of the

falls.

rmal Operation. After installation,

_illtake 4 to 12 hours before the first

•vestof icewill occur.The time re-

redwilldepend on thefreezertem-

"atureand the amount of food inthe _gerator and freezer section.

_=ice storage bin takes about three or r days to fill, depending on how often

Juse it.

WARNING:

ToAvoidPersonalInjury NEVER put fingers or other objectsinto

the ice dispenser opening.

How the Ice Dispenser Works Safety. All of the ice making and dis-

pensingmechanisms are enclosed withintheirown compartment for safety and for maximum storage space inthe

freezer sections. Whenever the freezer door isopened,

the ice dispenser mechanism is inter-

rupted.This preventsthe dispensing of ice and also insuresthat you can safely

service the ice bucket.

WARNING:

ToAvoid Personalor Property

Damage NEVER attempt to oper-

ate the dispensing system with the dooropen.

Water is automatically measured into the ice maker, When the water freezes, a sensor initiates the ejector blades that

dump the cubes into the U-shaped Har- vester Bin, where they are held in stor- age for delivery. When you push the Dispenser Bar,a largeauger gently, but firmly, moves cubes from the bin. See

Figure36.

WATER SUPPLY

TUeE

_--- ICE MAKER _" SHUT-OFF ARM

'_ _.... SHUT'OFF ARM

............... WATER DISPENSER

(t RAR

--...1::.,SPENSE.

19 CU, Ft. Model Only FIGURE 36

ICEMAKER

SHUT*OFF

_GURE36A

,WARNING:

ToAvoid The Risk of Personal

Injury NEVER attempt to manuatiy clear the stall or jam by sticking your hand or any foreign object up

the ice dispenser opening with the freezer door closed, with the har-

vest bin in place or with the unit plugged in.

CAUTION:

ToAvoid Property Damage Do NOT Dispense Ice Directly Into Thin Glass, Fine China or Delicate Crystal.

Ice should not be dispensed directly into thin glasses, fine china or delicate

crystal -- they can crack or chip from the combined pressure of your hand pressing them against the cradle and

ice dropping into the container.

Cubed/Crushed Ice 'N Water TM Models Only.

In the cube mode the auger turns the

ice wheel in a counter clockwisedirec- tion bypassing the crusher blades and

moving the cubes directly into the glass.

When the dispenseris in the crushed

ice mode the auger turns inthe clock- wise direction forcing cubes into the crusher blades, dispensing crushed ice directly into the glass. See Figure 36A.

Tohelp keep bits of ice from being sprayed beyond the glass; place the

glass close to the ice chute.

In the case of a stall or jam, either in the cube or crushed mode, try dispensing in the opposite mode, severaltimes if necessary. In most cases this will clear the dispenser. Do not manually attempt

to clear the ice dispenser with the

freezer door closed, with the harvest bin

in place or with the unit plugged in. TO

DO SO COULD CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.

There may be a delay when switching between cube and crushed ice modes.

THIS IS NORMAL. Ittakes a few sec- ondsfor cubesto be moved fromthe

Harvest bin. Crushed ice pieces will vary in size and shape.

Sometimes a mound ofsnow willform

on the door and/or ice chute. This con- dition is normal and usually occurs

when you have dispensed crushed ice repeatedly The snow will eventually evaporate.

CAUTION:

To guard against possible water damage. Ifthe refrigerator

willbe unattended,raise the ice maker wireshut off arm and tam

the water shut offvalve forthe

refrigerator to OFF.

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