What to do if my Euhomy Ice Maker is leaking water?
If your Euhomy Ice Maker is leaking water, ensure the drainage pipe bracket is correctly plugged into the water drain. If the water pipe connector inside the machine is not installed, contact professional after-sales service personnel for maintenance.
What to do if the 'Add Water' light is on my Euhomy IM-10S?
If the 'Add Water' indicator is lit on your Euhomy Ice Maker, first add water to the unit. If the issue persists, power off the ice maker and restart it after 2 minutes. If the problem continues, contact support@euhomy.com.
How to fix the 'Ice Full' indicator on my Euhomy Ice Maker?
If the 'Ice Full' indicator is lit on your Euhomy Ice Maker, remove the ice cubes from the ice maker. If the light remains on, clean the sensor probe. For a bad ice full sensor, please contact support@euhomy.com.
What to do if my Euhomy IM-10S Ice Maker has no power?
If your Euhomy Ice Maker isn't powering on, start by checking the local power supply. Ensure the power cord is properly connected and not damaged. If the cord is damaged, contact support@euhomy.com.
Why is my Euhomy Ice Maker making ice so slowly?
If your Euhomy Ice Maker is making ice too slowly or not at all, ensure the air temperature is below 90 °F and that the water temperature in the inner tank is also suitable. For refrigeration pipe blockage or a refrigerant leak, please contact support@euhomy.com.
Guidance on how often to clean the ice maker based on usage habits to prevent scale accumulation.
Recommended method for cleaning the ice maker using lemon water or vinegar solution and rinsing.
Explanation for cloudy ice cubes, suggesting quality water and filtration systems.
Discourages using milk or juice due to potential pump blockage and calcification issues.
Reasons for ice melting quickly, like high ambient temperatures, and solutions like closing the lid.
Addresses ice cubes sticking together, suggesting temperature adjustments or evaporator checks.
Troubleshooting steps for plastic smell, including cleaning with lemon water and rinsing.
Explains machine noise and suggests solutions like closing the lid or checking the filter.
Troubleshooting water leaks, potentially due to internal tubes becoming detached during transport.
Diagnoses no ice production despite water flow, suggesting refrigerant leak as a cause.
Addresses small ice production, citing high ambient/water temperatures or evaporator deformation.
Highlights the importance of safety and reading all messages provided in the manual and on the appliance.
Covers electrical safety, grounding, extension cord use, supervision, and cleaning precautions.
Emphasizes the need for proper grounding and placing the appliance on a flat, stable surface.
Diagram illustrating the main parts and components of the ice maker unit.
Notes regarding air outlet, water tray, drainage bracket, and sewage discharge during cleaning.
Details the control panel, indicators (Making Ice, Ice Full, Add Water), and buttons (Light, Clean, Power).
Step-by-step guide for starting the ice maker, including water refill modes and initial setup.
Explains the lack of water indicator, manual water addition, and machine standby behavior.
Describes the ice full indicator, stopping production, and how to resume ice making.
Recommendations for cleaning before first use, discarding initial ice, and instructions for opening/closing the drawer.
Advises against harsh cleaning agents and recommends drying the unit before long-term storage.
Information on proper disposal of the unit and its materials according to national regulations.
Details the limited 1-year warranty, exclusions, coverage for repair/replacement, and proof of purchase requirements.
Troubleshooting steps for when the ice maker is not powered on or does not respond.
Solutions for the 'Add Water' indicator, including checking water level and pump.
Troubleshooting when the 'Ice Full' indicator is lit, suggesting removing ice cubes.
Addresses water leakage problems, such as drainage pipe bracket or water pipe connector issues.
Diagnoses slow or no ice formation, considering air temperature, water temperature, and refrigerant issues.
General| Type | Countertop Ice Maker |
|---|---|
| Ice Production Capacity | 26 lbs per day |
| Ice Storage Capacity | 1.5 lbs |
| Ice Shape | Bullet |
| Water Reservoir Capacity | 2.2 liters |
| Power Consumption | 120W |
| Voltage | 110V |
| Cycle Time | 6-8 minutes |
| Water Tank Capacity | 2.2 liters |
| Ice Size | Small and Large |
| Material | Plastic |
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