watervalve,andrattlingoficeas it
faHsintothebin. Thesesoundsare
normal.
10.Keepiceleveltokeepit coming.
If cubesshouldbuildupinone area
oftheicestoragebinafterbeing
ejectedfromthemold,justlevel
themout withyourhand.Keep
cubesdistributedevenlyandthe
Note:Onsomemodels,youmay
haveto usescissorsto cut the
compressorcompartmentcover
justenoughto allow thewater
valveinletto stick outsothe
copperwaterlinecanbe
connectedto it later.
6
~ Removesmall plastic cap(D)
from bottom of fill tube inlet
locatedinupperright rearcorner
of refrigerator.Squeezeends of
hoseclamp(3)fromkit with
pliersandslideclampoverfill
tubeinlet,Whilestill squeezing
clamp,insertplasticwaterline
intoinletasfarasit wili go
(approximately1“), Thenslide
clampdownwardto capture
plasticwaterlineinplace.
* Makesurefill tubeinletis
aimeddownasshownbelow.
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1
2
Atbottomof rearof refrigeratofi
remove 2screwsholding
compressorcompartmentcover
and savethem for reinstallation
later Bendcoverbackfor access
Faste~p;asticwaterlineto back
ofcabinetwith adhesive-backed
fasteners(4), spacingfasteners
asshowntotakeupslackinline.
5
Attachwaterlineclamp(10) from
kitto refrigeratorfor safekeeping
untilyouconnectthe house
waterlineto the icemakerwater
valve(seepage17).Drivescrew
(El), removedinStep2, into
cabinetedgethroughclampand
holeincompressorcover.
Beforetheicemakerisoperated,
theclampmustattachthecopper
waterlineto the refrigeratorto
helpavoidunduewearonthe
tubingthatmight causeleaks.
Acihesive-k2ackedfasteners
for plastic water line
(continued next page}
‘a
Followinstructionsin appropriateStep 8A below.
step%34
I
Removeicetray tunnel.
o Disengageicetunnelside andbot-
tomfromretaininghooks.Lowert!.mneluntil side is clearof freezershelf
and removeit from freezer.Discard
icetunnel.
step8A
Removeice
o
Removetwo screws (C) andsave
themforinstallationof icemaker.
e Lift ice traytunneloff plastic hook
(D)anddiscardit.
traytunnel.
step 8A
step8A
Renmveice
~ As
with bladeof screwdriver,pull tunnel
forwardand out. Discardicetunnel.
traytunnel.
vou lift tabonleft sideintunnel
SW38A
.
—
Removeicetray shelf.
e Pullicetrayshelfto disengage
pinsfromholesoncabinetwaii.
,
“ Tilt ice travshelfandremoveit.
Discardshe~.
-
Removeice trayshelf.
Lift ice tray shelf upto disengage
;romtabs oncabinetwall and pull it
forwardasshown.
length with a sharp knife or singleedaerfizorbladeand slide it onthefill
tu&?againstthestop
step12
Place icemakerin freezercompartmentasshown.Inserticemakerpower
cordplug(II) intosocketonsidewall,
makingsure prongsare matchedto
correspondingholesandplugisfirmly
seatedinsocket.
step13
0Lifticemakerandpositionrearopen-
ing in fill cup (E) overfill tube extension (5). Hang icemaker on two
screws(C).
Makesure:
● electrical plug is still firmly in
socket.
~fill tubeextension(5) is still in fill
CUPopening–Checkrearof refrigerator to makesure fill tube has not
beenpushed out of the backof the
refrigerator.
.
icemakermountingscrews are locatedinuppermostpositionof mountingslots.
THENTIGHTENICEMAKERMOUNTINGSCREWSSECURELY
step34
Theicemakershouldfeelsecurewhen
youlift theicemakerfeelerarm(F)to
the“OFF”(up)position.Leaveitthere
until the refrigeratoris connectedto
thewatersupplytopreventpremature
operation.
r/7
icemaker
F ~qilloperate
“c)
step15
Replacefreezershelf. Movebucket
supportandicebucket (7) into place
directly under the icemaker. See
illustrationbelow.
NOTE:Checkagaintomakesurothe
icemakerpowercord
sorted into its soclmt
matcf’iedto correspondingholes.
Checkagain to make sure the icemakerf6elerarm(F)
(up)position.
SWi?p 16
Alabel($)isprovidedinthekitto record
the date of installationfor warranty
Tireicen?akhgqfc!e w~llnotbegifl until theictw?akerandfreezercompartment
reachoperatingtemperature,/henicemakingwill beginautomaticdily.
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MODELSTHAI’CALLF(N3THIS
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1
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BELfsim ON
SHEETNEED A
SUPPORTAwl
FILLTUBETHANIS
ml
Ttmm.THIS
M.wqwlm Clul mm’
I’vlfxmsWin-f
ii
Obtainthisnewsupportandafilltube
extensionatnochargebyrequesting
Pub. No. 2-1003 from General
Electric Publications, c/o Dri-View
iManufacturingCo., 4706Allmond
efill tubeextension(5) is still in fill
cupopening–checkrearof refrigerator to makesure fill tube hasnot
been pushedout of the backof the
refrigerator.
@icemakermountingscrewsare lo-
catedinuppermostpositionofmountingslots.
THENTIGHTENICEMAKERMOUNTINGSCREWSSECURELY.
icemaker
willoperate
F
c)
step14
Replacefreezershelf. Movebucket
supportandicebucket(7)into place
directly under the icemaker.See
illustrationbelow.
NOTE:Checkagainto makesurethe
icemakerpowercordplugis fully insefied into its socket with prongs
matchedto comespondingholes.
Checkagainto makesure the icemakerfeeler arm(F) is inthe“OFF”
(up)position.
step15
Alabel(8)isprovidedinthekittorecord
the dateof installationfor warranty
purposes.Applyitto thebackof the
refrigerator,
step16
warranly for the icemakeris
The
printdonthebackpageofthisbookh?t.IWp this booklet with your
Ilefrigerator(ke& Carebook.
Theicernakerinstallationisnowcom-
plete. Refer to water line hook-up
instructionsontheback of the refrigeratorfor connectionto homewater
until the refrigeratoris connectedto
the watersupp~yto preventpremature
operation.
(F)to
I
ICEMAWI
1I
II
ill
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4
-{2
step9
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... ,. . .
..4.—.-—.——r
0Removescrew(A) that holdselec-
trical ~lug cover in place. Discard
screwandcover.
0 Removelight shield insert (B) and
discarrtit.
o Loosen two screws (C) approximately1/21!DONOTREMOVETHESE
SCREWS.
step10
Cutthefill tubeextensiort(5)tothea
length with a sharp knife or singleedgerazorbladeand slide it ontothe
fill tubeagainstthestop.
step11
Place icemakerin freezercompart-
mentasshown.Inserticemakerpower
cordplug(D)intosocketonsidewall,
makingsure prongs are mafchedto
correspondingholesandplugisfirmly
seatedinsocket.
step12
0Lift icemakerandpositionrearopening in fill cup (E) over fill tube ex-
tension (5). Hangicemakeron two
screws(C).
Makesure:
electrical plug is still firmly in
o
socket.
ofill tubeextension(5) is still in fill
cup opening–check rearof refrigerator to make sure fill tube has not
beenpushedout of the backof the
refrigerator.
oicemakermountingscrewsarelo-
catedin uppermostpositionof mountingslots,
THENTIGHTENICEMAKERMOUNTINGSCREWSSECURELY
step13
Theicemakershouldfeelsecurewhen
youlift the icemakerfeelerarm(F)to
the“OFF”(up)position.Leaveitthere
until the refrigeratoris connectedto
thewatersupplyto preventpremature
operation.
icomaker
F willoperate
I
o
step14
Put icebucket (7) into placedirectly
undericemaker(totheleftand allthe
way to the rear of the shelf under
icemaker).
NOTE:Checkagainto makesurethe
icomakerpowercordplugisfullyinserted into its socket
Alabel(B)isprovidedinthekitto record
the dateof installationfor warranty
purposes.Applyit to thebackofthe
refrigerator.
step-16
The wmmty for fhe icernakwis
priotedonth~backpageofthisbookM. Keep this MoWA with your
RefrigeratorMe&Care book.
Theicemakerinstallationisnowcom-
plete. Refer to water line hook-up
instructionsonthe backoftherefrigeratorfor connectionto homewater
supply.Afterwaterline installationis
completed,lowericemakerfeelerarm
tothe“ON” (down)position.
Theicemakershouldfeelsecurewhen
you lift the icemakerfeelerarm(F)to
the“OFF” (up)position.Leaveitthere
until the refrigeratoris connectedto
thewatersupplytopreventpremature
operation.
hxmakerpowercordplug isfuliyinserted into its socket
matchedto correspondingholes.
Checkagainto makesure the ice-
maker feeler arm (F) is in “OFF”
(up)position.
step17
A label(8) is providedin the kit to
recordthedateofinstallationforwar-
rantypurposes.Applyittothebackof
therefrigerator.
step18
The warranty for the icemakeris
printedonthebackpageofthisbook-
Iet. Keep this booklet with your
RefrigeratorlJse&Carebook.
Theicemakerinstallationisnowcomplete. Refer to water line hook-up
instructionsontheback of the
eratorfor connectionto home
supply.After waterline installation
cGmpleted,lowericemakerfeelerarm
tothe“ON” (down)position.
Theicemakershouldfeelsecurewhen
youlift the icemakerfeelerarm(F)to
the“OFF” (up)position.Leaveitthere
until the refrigeratoris connectedto
thewatersupPlytopreventpremature
operation.
icemaker
F
will operate
‘o
15
step18
The warranty for the icemaker is
printedonthe
let. Keep ihis booklet with your
RefrigeratorLis8&Carebook.
Theicemakerinstallationis nowcom-
plete. Refer to water line hook-up
instructionsonthe backof the refrigerator for connectionto homewater
supply.After water line installation is
completed,lowericemakerfeelerarm
to the “ON” (down)position.
cmnedingthe waterhe,makesure the
ifxmdaxfeelermm is keptin the “OFF”
position.
@When using any electricaldevice (suchas a
powerdrill)during installation, be sure the device
is insulatedorwired ina manner to prevent the
hazard of electric shock.
@Allinstallationsmust be in accordancewith
localplumbingcoderequirements.
This water heirwtallatio~ is not warranted
by the refrigerator or icemaker manufacturer.
Follow theseinstructions carefully to
rrhhizethe risk
damage.
of expensive water
A cold water supply is required for
automatic icemaker operation.
Water
pressure must be between 20and 120p.s.i.
Copper tuMrig, 1/4” O.D., shouldbe used to
connect the refrigeratorto the water supply.Do
not use
plastic tubing or plastic fittings
becausethe connectionbetween the water supply
and the refrigerator water valveinletisunder
constantwater pressure. Also,certain types of
plastictubing maybecomebrittle with age and
crack,resulting inwater leakage.
shutoff valve shouldbe connectedto the cold
A
water line.The shutoffvalve shouldhavea water
inletwith a
!5/32”
mininmm inside diameter of
at the pointofconnectionto the COLD
WATERLINE. A saddle type shutoffvalve
permitted by many localplumbingcodesis shown
below.
Min. 5132”dia. opening
Checkyourlocalplumbing codesbefore choosing
this type ofvalve. Werecommend using the
saddle valvesupplied with GEWater Supply Kits
WX8X2,WX8X3and WX8X4.
1
Fer!ule=
)/
[=!L-
Compression nut
EiMsrALLsMumFFvAtvE@w
a. Choose a location for the valvethat is easily
accessible.It is best to connect into the side ofa
verticalwater pipe. When it is necessary to
connectintoa horizontalwater pipe, make the
connectionto the top or side, rather than at the
bottom, to avoiddrawing off any sediment from
the water pipe.
lb.Drilla 1/4”hole in the water pipe, using a
sharp bit. Removeany burrs resulting from
drillingthe holein the pipe.
c. Tighten the clamp screws until the sealing
washer begins to swell.
ERoti?EcowERTuBIH8sEvwEEMcQLn
HME
Route the tubing through a hole drilled in the
floor (behind the refrigerator or adjacent base
cabinet) as close to the wallas possible. Be sure
there issufficient extra tubing (about 8 feet coiled
into 3 tm-nsof about 10 inches diameter) to allow
the refrigerator to moveout from the waHafter
ins~allation.
—
—
Refrig3ator
connection
Place the compressionnut and ferrule ontothe
end of the tubingand connecttothe shutoffvalve.
Make sure the tubing is fuHyinserted intothe
valve.Tighten the compressionnut securely.
Before
reh-igerators be sure refrigerator power
cord
makingconnectiontothe
isnotplugged intothe wall outlet.
a. Turn water onand flush outthe tubing,making
certain that all foreign matter is removedfrom the
line.
b. Shut the water off after about one quart of
water has been flushed through the tubing.
NOTE: Some localitiesmay have sand or other
foreign matter present in the water supply in such
quantities that they may,in time, collectin the
screen ofthe water valveattached to the back of
the refrigerator and tend to reduce the water flow
to the icemaker. Where such conditionsexist, we
recommend that an additional filter or strainer be
installed in the linenear the refrigerator. If a
screen type strainer is used, it should be 80 mesh
or finer.
e. Cut off the flared end ofthe copper tubing and.
remove the flare nut from the tubing.
-.
c1.Removethe plastic cap from the.water valve
and plastic tube assembly.
18
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e. Connectcoppertubing to the refrigerator
water valve
and ferrule onto the end ofthe tubing as shown.
f. Insert the end ofthe copper tubing intothe
water valve inlet as far as possible.Whileholding
the tubing, tighten the
g. .l?asten the copper tubing into the clamp
providedto hold it ina verticalposition.
by placinga 1/4”compressionnut
fittiug.
m
T’heicemakerwillriotbegintooperateuntilit
reaches its operating temperature of15*F.or
below.It willthen begin operationautomatically
ifthe icernakeris inthe ONposition.
‘1’igMenfittings if required to stop leaks.
❑P&u@REFMGERAmRPowERc@RDIMm
4
mMovETMEREPMGEMmRmcKmFM~
Arrange the coilofcoppertubingso that it does
not vibrate against the back ofthe refrigerator or
against the wall.
The first fewbatches of cubesshouldbe thrown
away,so that remaining impurities in the water
linewillbe flushed out.
19
Saveproofoforiginal purchasedatesuchasyoursalesslip or cancel{ed check to establish warranty period.
ifs
FULL
For one year from date of original
purchase,wewill provide,free of
charge, parts and service labor
in your home to repairor replace
anypart of the automatic
Icemala?fthat fails becauseofa
manufacturing defect.
~Servicetrips to your hometo
teach you howto usethe product.
ReadyourUseandCam material.
If you then haveanyquestions
about operating the product,
please contact your dealer or our
Consumer Affairs office atthe
address below,or call, toHfree:
GE Answer Cente@
800.626.2000
consumer information service
@Improper installation.
If you have an installation problem,
contact your dealer or installer.
Youare responsible for providing
adequate electrical, plumbing and
Thiswarrantyis extendedto
the original purchaserandany
succeedingownerfor products
purchasedfor ordinary homeuse
inthe48 mainland states,Hawaii
andWashington,13.C.InAlaskathe
warrantyisthe sameexceptthat it is
UM!TED becauseyou must payto
shipthe product to the serviceshop
orforthe service technician’stravel
coststo your home.
All warrantyservicewill be provided
byour Factoryservice (2entersor
byourauthorizedCustomerCare”
servicersduring normalworking
hours.
Lookinthe White or Yellow Pages
of yourtelephone directoryfor
GENERALELECTRICCOMPANY,
GENERAL ELECTRICFACTORY
SERVICE,GENERAL ELECTRIC-
HOTPOINTFACTORYSERVICEor
GENERAL ELECTRICCUSTOMER
CARE@SERVICE.
other connecting facilities, including
the water line to the icemakerandthe
water line installation.
@Replacement of housefuses or
resetting of circuit breakers.
@Failure of the product if it is used
for other than its intended purpose
or usedcommercially.
~Damageto product caused
byaccident, fire,floods or acts
of God.
WARRANTORISNOT RESPONSIBLE
FORCONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
II
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion
may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which varyfrom state to state.
Toknow what your legal rights are in your state, consult your local or state consumer affairs office or your state’sAttorney General.
C&2neragElectric Company
Ifhelp
.——
is inem%xi txmxrning this warranty, write:
Affairs, GE Appliances,KY 40225
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