CLEANING AND MAINTAINING YOUR ICE MAKER
MAINTENANCE & SERVICE
Fresh and frozen foods should not be stored next to each other in the compartment. Doing
so may cause fresh foods to freeze and spoil.
When the unit is set at 32 °F or lower, do not store glass bottles or liquids such as beer,
milk, juice, or soft drinks in the unit as these may freeze and shatter, leak, or burst.
Items such as fruit and vegetables should be stored closer to the top of the compartment as
this area is normally slightly warmer. This will reduce the risk of spoiling and ensures that
heavier items won’t crush and damage produce.
To improve the efficiency of your fridge, it is better to keep the compartment as full as
possible at all times. A full compartment traps cold air and consumes less power over 24
hours than a half-empty compartment does.
TIPS & MAINTENANCE
DO NOT use solvents, acids, or gritty substances to clean your fridge.
DO NOT use brushes, files, hard objects, or sharp tools to clean your fridge.
Before cleaning, disconnect the power cable and switch off the fridge.
Opening the door often allows warm air to enter the cabinet. Minimize door-opening as
much as possible.
When located in the rear of a car or trailer, the appliance should be kept out of direct
sunlight to reduce the risk of increased heat. The appliance should also be provided with
suitable ventilation to guarantee efficient power consumption and performance. Keep in
mind that when a vehicle is parked in the sun on a day when the ambient temperature is 86
°F, the interior of the vehicle can reach 131 °F.
Your fridge will be clean when it is delivered from the factory. Nevertheless, you should
clean the appliance prior to initial use. Moisten a soft cloth with lukewarm water and wring
it out if needed, ensuring that no water is dripping into the seals, potentially damaging the
electronics. Dry the fridge with a separate soft cloth after cleaning. Clean your fridge
periodically and anytime it is dirty.
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