It is intended to help you operate and maintain your
new
icemaker
your questions.
properly. Keep it handy for answers to
If You Need Service
To obtain service, see the
Consumer Services page in the
back of this book,
We’re proud of our service and
want you to be pleased. If for some
reason you are not happy with the
service you receive, here are three
steps to follow for further help.
FIRST, contact the people who
serviced your appliance. Explain
why you are not pleased. In most
cases, this will solve the problem.
NEXT, if you are still not pleased,
write all the details—including
your phone number—to:
Manager, Consumer Relations
GE Appliances
Appliance Park
Louisville, KY 40225
Save time and money.
Before you request service...
Check the Problem Solver in this book. It lists minor
operating problems that you can correct yourself.
FINALLY, if your problem is still
not resolved, write:
Major Appliance
Consumer Action Panel
20 North
Chicago, IL 60606
Wacker
Drive
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
How the Icemaker Works
Water fills the
empty cube mold
when freezer
compartment has
cooled to freezing
temperature. Cold
air is forced directly
over mold.
When frozen, the
cubes are rotated up ~-----and out of the mold.
The sweeper arm ejects
them into the ice storage
bin below.
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The feeler arm
senses when bin
is full and signals
icemaker to stop
ejecting more
cubes. However,
the mold has been
refilled and cubes
frozen so the new
supply is ready
when needed. As
soon as ice is
removed from the bin, the feeler arm signals that
more is needed. Icemaker resumes operation by
ejecting ready-and-waiting frozen cubes.
How to Use Your Icemaker
1. To start the
icemaker, lower
the feeler arm
to the ON
(down)
position. Make
sure the ice bin
is at the rear of
the freezer
compartment,
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operation
er will operate
below the icemaker.
2. When the icemaker is first connected you should
discard the first few batches of cubes.
Notes about the icemaker
●
The icemaker ejects cubes in groups and it is normal
for several cubes to be joined together.
●
Ice cubes that have been in the ice storage bin for a
considerable length of time may pick up off-flavor
tastes, stick together, and gradually become smaller.
We suggest that these cubes be thrown away.
3. The feeler arm must be free to operate upward and
outward over the top of the ice storage bin during
each ice-delivery cycle. Make sure packages in the
freezer compartment do not interfere with
its movement.
4. The ice storage bin should be cleaned occasionally
in warm water. Rinse and wipe dry. Be sure to raise
the icemaker feeler arm to the STOP (up) position
when cleaning the bin.
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5. Keep ice
level
to keep it coming
If cubes should build up in one
area of the ice storage bin after
being
just level them out with your -
ejected
from the
mold,
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hand. Keep cubes distributed
evenly and the bin can reach maximum cube capacity.
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You may, on occasion,
ftnd
a few smaller than
normal cubes in the bin. This is probably caused
by low water pressure at the time of water fill.
(continued next page)
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
(continued)
When you should raise the feeler arm to
the STOP (up) position
●
When the ice storage bin is removed for more than
a minute or two,
●
When the water supply will be shut off for several hours.
●
When the refrigerator will not be used for several days.
QUESTIONS?
USE THIS PROBLEM SOLVER
PROBLEM
ICEMAKER APPEARS TO
HAW
STOPPED OPERATING
CUBES TOO SMALL
WATER OVERFLOWS
ICE
MOLD
POSSIBLE CAUSE
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The
feelerarm is in
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icetnaker is
supply is
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The freezer compartment is
cortnected
setting, (See
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The shutoff valve connecting
the
not
getting the necessary
and turned
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refrigerator use and
clogged. Clean it
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The screen in the refrigerator water
water
filter if
the water
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call for
overflows.
service.
Normal sounds you may hear
● Hum of the motor
●
Movement of the cube ejector
●
Humming or clicking of the water valve
●
Rattling of the ice as it falls into the bin
STOP
out,
{up)
position.
on.
too
warm. Turn the temperature control to a
the
refrigerator to the home water line may be
supply has a
supply of
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valve
may be
lot of sand
water. Make sure the water
clogged. Clean it
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particles,
the water
colder
out. Install a
still
If you need more
heip...call,
toll free: GE Answer
Center@
800.626.2000 consumer information service
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Are you replacing an icemaker with this kit?
It’s important that you use the water valve and fill
tube extension that come with this kit even thoughlength than the original tube for proper water flow.
your refrigerator may already have them installed.
The old valve will not allow enough water through
to fill the icemaker properly and can cause damage.
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The fill tube extension needs to be a different
Cut the tube to the length indicated for your model
of refrigerator. See the Fill Tube Extension section
for the correct length.
Pages 7-23, and page 26 contain seven
different installation instructions.
The actual installation of the icemaker will depend on
which model refrigerator you have.
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Parts List
1.
Icemaker
2. Use and Care & Installation Guide
3. Water Valve Assembly
4. Adhesive-Backed Water Line Fasteners
5. Hose Clamp
6. Hex-Head Screw for Copper Water Line Clamp
7. Metal Water Line Clamp
8.Warranty
9. Fill Tube Extension
10.
Ice Bucket
11.
Metal Water Line Clamp
12.
Slotted Hex-Head Screw
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OTHER PARTS YOU NEED...
Copper tubing, shut-off valve and fittings necessary to supply water to your refrigerator are not included in Kit IM- 1.
You can purchase a complete water supply kit from your local dealer, or other parts center. Recommended water
supply kits are WX8X2, WX8X3 or WX8X4 depending on the amount of copper tubing you need.
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For Instruction B only.. you will need a special bucket support and a different fill tube extension. See the
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REMOVE EXISTING ICE TRAY HOLDER
Follow the instructions below for the ice tray holder that look like yours
When following Instruction G,
it is not necessary to remove the
ice tray shelf or, on some
models, the wire shelf next to it.
Remove the ice tray holder.
●
Unhook the ice tray holder
side and bottom from the
retaining hooks. Lower the
holder until the side is clear of
the freezer shelf and remove it
from the freezer. You will not
need this part.
Remove the ice tray holder.
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As you lift the tab on the left
side in the holder with the
blade of a screwdriver, pull the
holder forward and out. You
will not need this part.
Plasti
Remove the ice tray holder.
●
Remove the 2 screws and
save them for installation of
the
icemaker.
●
Lift the ice tray holder off the
plastic hook. You will not
need this part.
When following Instruction G,
it is not necessary to remove the
ice tray shelf or, on some
models, the wire shelf next to it.
Remove the ice tray shelf.
●
Lift the ice tray shelf up to
unhook the tabs on the cabinet
wall and pull it forward.
●
Tilt the ice tray shelf and remove
it. You will not need this part.
Remove the ice tray shelf.
.
Pull the ice tray shelf to pull
the pins out of the holes on the
cabinet wall.
●
Tilt the ice tray shelf and
remove it. You will not need
this part.
6
Follow the instructions below that apply to your model
For models with a partial-width
shelf that hangs from the freezer
top, or for models with a 2 level
full-width shelf:
Remove the shelf to provide
working room during icemaker
kit installation.
INSTALL THE ICEMAKER
Installation Instructions
CAUTION: Unplug the
Refrigerator.
the danger of electric
shock during installation,
you must unplug the
refrigerator from its electrical outlet.
Read each step thoroughly
before proceeding.
Tools needed:
●
Phillips-type screwdriver
●
Blade-type screwdriver
● Sharp knife
● Pliers
Step 1
To eliminate
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For models with a full-width
shelf that can be moved to
different levels:
Move the shelf to the lowest level.
For models with a partial width
shelf resting on the freezer floor:
Move the shelf against the left
wall (under the icemaker
mounting area).
Step
2
ir duct
●
Remove the plastic insert (B)
from the air duct and discard it.
●
Loosen the two icemaker
mounting screws (C)
approximately 1/2”. DO NOT
REMOVE THESE SCREWS.
To reposition
the two piece
shelf supports:
Slide the shelf
up off the
base mount.
Shelf
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Base
mount
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Step
3
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Cut the fill tube extension (9) to
the
❑
length (see the Fill Tube
Extension section for the correct
length) with a sharp knife or
single-edge razor blade and
slide it onto the fill tube against
the stop.
●
Remove the screw (A) that
holds the electrical plug cover
in place. You will not need
this screw and cover.
—
—
(continued next page)
7
Step
INSTALL THE ICEMAKER
(continued)
4
Step
6
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Step 8
A label (8) is provided in the kit
to record the date of installation
for warranty purposes. Apply it
to the back of the refrigerator.
Place the icemaker in the freezer
compartment on its side as shown.
Insert the icemaker power cord
plug (D) into the socket on the
side wall, making sure the prongs
and holes are matched. Press
the plug firmly into the socket.
Step
5
tops
The icemaker should feel secure
when you lift the icemaker
feeler arm (F) to the STOP (up)
position. Leave it there until the
refrigerator is connected to the
water supply to prevent
premature operation.
Step
7
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4—A
Step
9
The warranty for the icemaker
is printed on the back page of
this booklet. Keep this booklet
with your Refrigerator Use &
Care Book.
The
icemaker installation inside
the freezer compartment is now
complete. Continue to the
Installing the Water Valve
Assembly section.
●
Lift the icemaker so the
fll
tube
extension (9) fits in the fill cup
opening (E). Hang the icemaker
on the two mounting screws (C).
Make sure:
●
The power cord plug is still
firmly
in the socket.
●
The fill tube extension (9) is
still in the
fill
cup opening. (Check
the rear of the refrigerator to
make sure the fill tube has not
been pushed out of the back of
the refrigerator.)
●
The icemaker mounting screws
are located in the uppermost
position of the mounting slots.
THEN TIGHTEN THE
ICEMAKER MOUNTING
SCREWS SECURELY.
8
Replace the freezer shelf.
Move the bucket support and
ice bucket (10) into place
directly under the icemaker.
See illustration.
NOTE:
Check again to make
sure the icemaker power cord
plug is fully inserted into its
socket with the prongs matched
to the corresponding holes.
Check again to make sure the
icemaker feeler arm (F) is in the
STOP (up) position.
Installation Instructions
Models that call for this
instruction sheet need a bucket
support and different fill tube
than is provided in this kit. This
bucket support can only be used
on models with instruction B.
Obtain this bucket support and a
fill tube extension at no charge by
requesting Pub. No. 2-1003 from:
General Electric Publications
c/o Dri-View Manufacturing Co.
4706
Allmond
Ave.
Louisville, KY 40209
CAUTION: Unplug the
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Refrigerator.
To eliminate
the danger of electric
shock during installation,
you must unplug the
refrigerator from its electrical outlet.
Read each step thoroughly
before proceeding.
Tools needed:
●
Phillips-type screwdriver
●
Blade-type screwdriver
●
Sharp knife
● Pliers
Step 1
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Step
2
Fill tube
extension
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Take the fill tube extension from
the supplementary kit 2-1003
that you got by mail and slide it
onto the
Step
fill
tube against the stop.
3
Place the icemaker in the freezer
on its side as shown. Insert the
icemaker power cord plug (D)
into the socket on the side wall,
making sure the prongs and holes
are matched. Press the plug
firmly into the socket. When
inserted, the power cord plug
should
fit
flush to the freezer wall.
Step
4
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●
Lift the icemaker and position
the rear opening in the fill cup
(E) over the fill cup extension.
Hang the icemaker on the two
mounting screws
(C).
Make sure:
●
The power cord plug is still
firmly in the socket.
●
The fill tube extension is still
in the fill cup opening. (Check the
rear of the refrigerator to make
sure the fill tube has not been
pushed out of the back of the
refrigerator.)
●
The icemaker mounting screws
are located in the uppermost
position of the mounting slots.
THEN TIGHTEN THE
ICEMAKER MOUNTING
SCREWS SECURELY.
(con finued next
page)
●
Remove the screw (A) that
holds the electrical plug cover
in place. You will not need
this screw and cover.
●
Loosen the two icemaker
mounting screws (C)
approximately 1/2”. DO NOT
REMOVE THE SCREWS.
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