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PROFESSIONAL
lce
Maker
USER'MANUAL
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IMPORTANT
SA.FETY
INSTRUCTIONS
/TWARNlNG,¡r' TO
HËDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE,
"
READ ALL
INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE
USING THE ICE MAKER.
.
DANGEH
OR
WARNING: RISK
OF CHILD ENTRAPN¡ENT.
CHILD ENTRAPMENTAND SUFFOCATION ARE
NOT PROBLEMS OF THE
PAST.
JUNKED
OR ABANDONED APPLIANCES ARE STILL DANGEROUS,
. -
EVEN IF THEY WILL
"JUST
SIT
IN THE GARAGE A
FEW DAYS."
.
BEFOREYOUTHROWAWAYYOURICEMAKEF:
TAKEOFFTHE
DOOR. LEAVETHE
SHELVES IN PLACE
SO
THAT
CHILDREN
I\,4AY NOT EASILY
CLIMB INSIDE.
.
NEVER ALLOW CHILDREN
TO OPERA].E,
PLAY
WITH, OR CRAWL INSIDE THE
APPLIANCE.
.
NEVER
CLEAN ICE MAKER
PARTS WITH FLAIVN¡ABLE FLUIDS, THE FUMES
CAN
CREATE A FIRE HAZARD
OR EXPLOSION.
.
DO NOT
STORE OR USE
GASOLINE
OR
ANY
OTHER
FLAMMABLE VAPORS
AND
LIOUIDS
IN THE
VICINITY OF THIS
OR ANY OTHER ICE MAKER, THE FUMES CAN CREATE A FIRE
HAZARD
OR
EXPLOSION.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS-
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE
USING YOUR ICE MAKER
RE[/OVE
THE ËXTERIOR
AND INTERIOR
PACKING.
CHECK
TO BE SURE YOU HAVE ALL
OF
THE FOLLOWING
PARTS:
.
1 ICE
BUCKET
.
1 PLASTIC
SCOOP
.
25 FT.
HOSE
.
1 INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
BEFORE
CONNECTING THE ICE MAKER TO THE
POWER SOURCE, LET IT STAND UPRIGHT
FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS. THIS WILL
REDUCE THE POSSIBILITY OF A
MALFUNCTION
IN
THE
COOLING SYSTEN/ FROM
HANDLING
DURING
TRANSPORTATION.
CLEAN THE INTERIOR
SURFACE WITH LUKEWARM WATER
USING A SOFT CLOTH.
INSTALLATION OF YOUR ICE MAKER
THIS APPLIANCE IS DESIGNED
TO BË RECESSED
OR
BUILT.IN
(FULLY
RECESSED),
PLACE YOUR ICE MAKER ON A FLOOR THAT
IS STRONG ENOUGH TO
SUPPORT
THE ICE
MAKER
WHEN IT
IS
FULLY LOADED.
RE[/EMBER THAT THE UNIT WILL BE
SIGNIFICANTLY
HEAVIER
ONCE lT lS FULLY LOADED. TO
LEVEL YOUR ICE
l\i|AKER,
ADJUST
THE
LEG AT
THE FRONT OF THE ICE IVIAKER.
LOCATE THE ICE MAKER AWAY FROM
DIRECT SUNLIGHTAND SOURCES
OF HEAT
(STOVE,
HEATER, RADTATOR, ETC.). DTRECT
SUNLTGHT
ÀilAy
AFFECT THE ACRYL|C COATTNG AND
HEAT SOURCES MAY INCREASE ELECTRICAL
CONSUMPTION, EXTREME
COLD AMBIENT
TEMPERATURES MAY ALSO
CAUSE THE ICE MAKER NOT TO PERFOBM
PROPERLY.
AVOID LOCATING THE ICE
I\¡AKER IN MOIST AREAS. TOO
MUCII MO¡STURE IN THE AIR WILL
CAUSE FROST
TO FORM
QUICKLY ON THE EVAPORATOR REQUIRING.T/ORE FREQUENT
DEFROSTING
OF THE ICE [/AKER.
PLUG THÊ
ICE
MAKER INTO
AN EXCLUSIVE PROPERLY ¡NSTALLËD-GROUNDED WALL
ouTLET. DO
NOT
UNDER ANy
CTRCUMSTANCES CUT OR REN/OVE THË THTRD
(GROUND)
PRONG
FROM THE POWER
CORD, ANY
QUESTIONS
CONCERNING POWER AND
OR
ELECTRICAL
SI-IOCK, OR
INJURY WI.IEN
USING
YOUR
ICE MAKER, FOLLOW
THESE
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GROUNDING
SHOULD
BE DIRECTED
TOWARD
A CERTIFIED
ELECTRICIAN
OR
AN
AUTHORIZED AVANTI
PRODUCTS
SERVICE CENTER.
> ELECTRICALCONNECTION
¡/weRrult¡c,¡/
IMPROPER USE
OF THE
GROUNDED
PLUG CAN
RESULT IN THE
RISK OF
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK. IF
THE POWER
CORD IS
DAMAGED,
HAVE IT REPLACED
BY AN
AUTHORIZED
AVANTI PRODUCTS SERVICE CENTER.
o
THIS
ICE MAKER SHOULD
BE PROPERLY
GROUNDED FOR
YOUR
SAFETY.
THE
POWER
CORD
OF THIS
ICE MAKER
IS EQUIPPED
WITH A THREE.PRONG
PLUG
WHICH
MATES
WITH
STANDARD
THREE PRONG
WALL OUTLETS
TO MINIMIZE
THE
POSSIBILITY
OF
ELECTRICAL
SHOCK.
.
DO NOT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
CUT
OR
REMOVE
THE
THIRD
GROUND
PRONG
FROM
THE POWER CORD
SUPPLIED.
.
NEVER USE
AN EXTENSION
CORD
TO CONNECT
POWER
TO THE UNIT.
.
NEVER USE
A TWO-PRONG
GROUNDING
ADAPTER.
.
WHERE A TWO-PRONG
WALL RECEPTACLE
lS ENCOUNTERED, CONTACT
A
QUALIFIED
ELECTRICIAN
TO
HAVE IT REPLACED
WITH
A 3-PRONG
RECEPTACLE
IN ACCORDANCE
WITH APPLICABLE
ELECTRICAL
CODES.
.
THIS
ICE MAKER
FEQUIRES A STANDARD
1 15/120 VOLTS
A.C,-/6OHZ
ELECTRICAL
OUTLET
WITH
THREE-PRONG
GROUND.
.
THE CORD
SHOULD
BE
SECURED
BEHIND THE ICE MAKER
AND
NOT LEFT
EXPOSED OR
DANGLING TO
PREVENT
ACCIDENTAL
INJURY.
> EXTENSION CORD
BECALJSE OF
POTEI'ITIAL
SAFETY
HAZARDS UNDER CERTAIN
CONDITIONS,
IT
IS
STRONGLY
RECOMMENDED
THAT YOU
DO NOT USE
AN EXTENSION
CORD
WITH THIS
APPLIANCE.
HOWEVER,
IF YOU MUST USE
AN EXTENSION CORD
IT
IS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY
THAT IT
BE A UUCUL-LISTED,
3-WIRE GROUNDING
TYPE
APPLIANCE
EXTENSION
CORD
HAVING
A
GROUNDING
TYPE
PLUG
AND OUTLET AND
THAT THE ELECTRICAL
RATING OF
THE CORD
BE
1 1 5 VOLTS
AND AT
LEAST 1 O
AMPERES,
CONNECTING
THE WATER
SUPPLY
/wARNtNG,¡/
IMPROPER
WATER
LINE CONNECTION
MAY
RESULT
IN FLOODING
YOU MUST USE
A LICENSED
PLUMBER
BEVIEW
STATE
AND LOCAL
PLUMBING CODES
BEFORE
INSTALLATION
ALL THE
NECESSARY
HARDWARE
IS NOT
PROVIDED FOR
INSTALLATION
SO
IT IS
NECESSARY
TO HIRE
A PROFESSIONAL
LICENSED
PLUMBER
TO COMPLETE
THE
INSTALLATION.
CONNECT
TUBING
(SUPPLIED
WITH UNIT)
TO THE NEAREST
COLD
WATER SOURCE.
CONNECT
SUFFICIENT
TUBING
TO THE UNIT
TO ALLOW
THE APPLIANCE
TO
BE MOVED
FREELY FOR CLEANING
AND SERVICE.
ALSO MAKE
SURE
THAT THE
TUBING IS
NOT
PINCHED
OR
DAMAGED
DURING TRANSPORTATION.
POSITION UNIT
TO ALLOW
FREE AIRFLOW
THROUGH
THE FRONT
GRILL
(SEE
SKETCH
1).
WIPE OUT INSIDE
OF UNIT
AND ICE BUCKET
WITH A
DAMP CLOTH.
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Þ
BEV-E-B9I!.{8JIHE
DOOB-SUILNG
OF
YOUH
ICE
MÄKEH
THIS
APPLIANCE
HAS THE
CAPABILITY
OF THE DOOR
OPENING
FROM
EITHER
THE LEFT
OR
RIGHT
SIDE,
THE
UNIT
IS DELIVERED
TO YOU
WITH
IHE DOOR
OPENING
FRO[/
THE LEFT
SIDE.
SHOULD
YOU
DESIRE
TO REVERSE
THE
OPENING
DIRECTION,
PLEASE
CALL
CUSTON/,lER
SERVICE
FOR REVEBSAL
INSTRUCTIONS,
OPERATING
YOUR
ICE
MAKER
>
lNlT!AL
START:UP OPERATIoN
1.
PLUG
THE
APPLIANCE
INTO A
115/120V
POLARIZED
AND
GROUNDED
WALL ELECTRICAL
OUTLET,
2. PLACE
THE
ON-OFF
SWITCH IN
THE'ON'POSITION.
3. MAKE
suRE
THE WATER
supply
ts
oN.
AS
sooN AS THE
TNNER
N4ECHANtstv.l
REACHES
THE
PROPER
TEMPERATURE,
THE
ICEMAKER
I/ECHANISI¡
WILL
FILL
THE MOLD WITH
WATER.
4. I-HE
FIRST
CUBES N/AY BE
SIVALL
BECAUSE
OF AIR IN
THE WATER
LINE. LATER
CUBES
WILL
BE
OF STANDARD
CRESCENT
N/OON
TYPE
SIZE.
5,
APPROX¡MATE
TIME FOR
THE FIRST
CYCLE
lS BETWEEN
30-40 N/tNUTES.
6, EACH
CYCLE
APPROXIMATËLY
WILL
TAKE
140
ML
OF WATER
SO YOU
SHOULD
HAVE A
FULL
TRAY,
AFTER
1
]
HOURS,
IMPORTANT:
THRAW
AWAY
ALL
ICE
CUBES
MADE
DURING
TiE
NNST
3 HOURS
OF
OPENANAN.
WHEN
THE
ICE BUCKET
IS FLJLL,
THE
ICE
MAKING
MECI1ANISN¡
WILL
AUTOMATICALLY
SHUT
OFF, HOWEVER
THE
SYSTEM
WILL
CONTINUE
TO
COOL
AND
[/AINTAIN
THE
CUBES
SUPPLY,
ICE
DELIVERY
MAY
BE INTERRUPTED
BY
FAISING
THE
I\4ETAL
ARM INTO
AN
UPRIGHT
POSIT|ON
(sEE
sKErcH 2)
IF
THË
ICEMAKER
IS NOT
USED REGULARLY,
¡T IS
RECOMMENDED
THAT
THE ICE BUCKET
BE
EIIPTIED
PERIODICALLY
TO
INSURE
FRESH ICE.
SOMETIMES
THE
CUBES IMAY
APPEAR
CLOUDY.
THIS
IS
CAUSE
OF NO
CONCERN
AND
HAS
NOTHING
TO
DO WITH
THË
TASTE
OR
CHEIV¡CAL
N/AKE-UP
OF
THE WATER.
THE
FRONT
GRILL
SHOULD
BF
KEPT FREE
OF DUST
AND LINT
TO
PERN/IT
FREE
AìRFLOW.
THIS
UNIT
SHOULD
BE DEFROSTED
APPROXIMATELY
EVERY
4-6
WEEKS
OR WHEN
FROST
ON THE
ICE
MAKER
WALLS IS
EXCESSIVE
OR
%'THICK.
TO DEFROST,
TURN
THF
UNIT
OFF,
REIMOVE
CUBES
AND
KËEP
DOOR
OPEN
AT
LEAST TWO
INCHES,
CARE
AND
MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
YOUR
ICE
MAKER
TURN
THE
SWITCH
CONTROL
TO'OFF',
UNPLUG
THE
ICE
N/AKER
AND
REMOVE
BUCKET
WASH
THE INSIDE
WITH
A WARIV
WATER
AND
BAKING
SODA
SOLUTJON.
THE
SOLUT¡ON
SHOULD
BE
ABOUT 2
TABLESPOONS
OF BAKING
SODA TO
A
QUARI OF
WATER
WASH
THE BUCKET
WITH
A MILD
DETERGENT
SOLUTION,
THE
OUTSIDE
OF
THE ICE
IVAKER
SHOULD
BE
CLEANED
WìTH
MILD
DETERGENT
AND
WARM
WATER.
THE
CONDENSER
COILS
SHOULD
BE
VACUUMED
WHEN THEY
ARE
DUSTY
OR DIRTY.
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SKETCH 2
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CAUTION
FAILURE
TO UNPLUG
THE
ICE MAKER COULD
RESULT
IN ELECTRICAL
SHOCK OR
PERSONAL
INJURY.
> POWER FAILURE
MOST
POWER FAILURES
ARE CORRECTED
WITHIN A FEW
HOUBS
AND
SHOULD
NOT AFFECT
THE
TEMPERATURE
OF
YOUR ICE
IVAKER IF
YOU MINIMIZE
THE NUMBER
OF
TIMES
THE DOOR
IS OPENED. IF THE POWER
IS
GOING
TO BE OFF
FOR A LONGER
PERIOD
OF TIME,
YOU NEED
TO
TAKE THE PROPER
STEPS
TO
DISCONNECT
YOUR
APPLIANCE.
>
VACATIONTIME/STORAGE
1. SHUTOFFWATERSUPPLYATTHEMAINWATERVALVE.
2.
DISCONNECT
THE WATER SUPPLY
LINE FROM
VALVE.
3.
ALLOW UNIT
TO
RUN FOR
AN HOUR OR
TWO UNTIL
ALL REIVAINING
ICE
CUBES
HAVE
BEEN EJECTED.
4. DISCONNECT UNIT
FROM
MAIN POWER
SOURCE.
5.
DRY OUT EXCESS
WATER
FRON/
ICE MAKER
ASSEMBLY
6. LEAVE THE
DOOR OPEN
AT LEAST
TWO
INCHES.
MOVING YOUR
ICE MAKER
SECURELY
TAPE
DOWN ALL
LOOSE
ITEMS INSIDE
YOUR
ICE MAKER.
TURN
THE LEVELING
SCREWS
UP
TO THE
BASE TO AVOID
DAMAGE.
TAPE
THE DOOR
SHUT.
BE
SURE
THE
ICE MAKER
STAYS
IN THE UPRIGHT
POSITION
DURING
TRANSPORTATION.
ENERGY SAVING
TIPS
+te rce
MnXEn SHOULD
BE LOCATED
tN THE COOLEST
AREA OF
THE
ROOM, AWAY
FROÀ/
HEAT PRODUCING
APPLIANCES
OR
HEATING
DUCIS,
AND OUT
OF
THE DIRECT
SUNLIGHT.
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PROBLEMS
WITHYOUR
ICE MAKER?
YOU
CAN
SOLVE [/ANYCOIúMON
ICE
MAKER PROBLEMS ËASILY, SAVING
YOU THE
COSTOFA
POSSIBLE
SERVICE
CALL. TRY
THE
SUGGESTIONS
BELOW TO
SEE
IF YOU CAN SOLVE
THE
PROBLEM
BEFORE CALLING
THE SERVICER.
TROUBLESHOOTING
GUIDE
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE
ICE
MAKER DOES NOT OPERATE.
NOT PLUGGED IN.
THE
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
TRIPPED OR
A
BLOWN FUSE,
THE ICE MAKER POWER SWITCH
IS SET
AT
"oFF".
NOT
PRODUCING ICE
AIRFLOW TO FRONT
GRILL
BLOCKËD.
THE ICE IVAKER ARIV IS SET TO THË OFF
POSITION.
WATER SUPPLY IS TURNED OFF.
WATER
LINE IS CRIMPED.
ICE
I/AKER
HAS EXCESSIVE FROST BUILD
UP.
COMPRESSOB TURNS
ON
AND OFF
FREOUENTLY.
THE ROO[/ TEMPERATURE IS HOTTER THAN
NOR[/AL.
THE DOOB
IS
OPENED
TOO
OFTEN.
THE DOOR IS NOT
CLOSED COMPLETELY.
THE DOOR
GASKET
DOES
NOT SEAL
PROPERLY.
THE
ICE MAKER
DOES
NOT HAVE THE
CORRECT CLEARANCES.
VIBRATIONS
CHECK TO ASSURË THAT THE
ICE
MAKER
IS
LEVEL.
THE ICE MAKER
SEEMS
TO
MAKE TOO IVUCH
NOISE.
THE RATTLING NOISË MAY
COME
FROM THE
FLOW
OF
THE REFRIGERANT, WHICH IS
NORMAL.
AS EACH CYCLE ENDS, YOU MAY HEAR
GURGLING SOUNDS CAUSED BY THE FLOW
OF
REFRIGERANT
IN
YOUR ICE
MAKER.
CONTRACTION
AND EXPANSION
OF
THE
INSIDE WALLS MAY CAUSE POPPING AND
CRACKLING NOISES.
THE ICE MAKER IS NOT LEVEL.
THE
DOOR
WILL NOT
CLOSE
PROPERLY.
THE ICE N/AKER IS NOT LEVEL.
ÏHE
DOOR IS
REVEFSED AND NOT
PROPERLY INSTALLED,
THE
GASKET IS
DIRTY
THE BUCKET
IS OUT OF POSITION.
ICE
CUBES
ARE
[/ELTED TOGETHEH
ICE MAKER DOOR IS
OPENED TOO OFTEN.
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