To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Frigidaire Ice Maker “Add Water” light on?
The “Add Water” indicator might be on due to several reasons: * Lack of water: Stop the ice maker, add water, and then press the “ICE/ CLEAN” button to restart it. * The internal water tank baffle isn't correctly installed: Reinstall the baffle. * Water pump failure: Have a qualified technician check it.
What to do if my Frigidaire EFIC255-GREY is leaking water?
If your ice maker is leaking water: * Ensure the drain plug is correctly in place. * If leakage continues, have a qualified technician check the pipe joints or the seal, as they may be loose or have reached their service life.
What to do if the Frigidaire EFIC255-GREY Ice Maker is making ice too slowly?
If your Frigidaire ice maker is making ice too slowly with the Power and ICE icon flashing, it could be due to several reasons: * The ambient or water temperature is too high: Ensure the ice maker operates below 90°F and use colder water. * There is a problem with the refrigeration system, such as refrigerant liquid leakage, a broken cover motor, a blocked pipe in the cooling system, or a blocked hot air outlet: Ensure the hot air outlet has at least 15 cm of ventilation. If the issue persists, have a qualified technician check it. Restart the ice making program by pressing the ICE button to power off the unit, then press the ICE button again. The water temperature should be between 44.6°F -89.6°F.
What to do if the Frigidaire EFIC255-GREY Ice Maker shows “Ice-Full” but there is no ice?
If the “Ice-Full” indicator is on, but there's no ice, try these steps: * Remove any obstructions inside the ice maker. * Clean the inside wall of the ice storage. Alternatively, press the “ICE” button for 5 seconds to make it work for 80 minutes.
General| Ice Production Capacity | 26 lbs per day |
|---|---|
| Ice Storage Capacity | 1.5 lbs |
| Ice Cube Size | Small, Medium, Large |
| Ice Shape | Bullet |
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Color | Grey |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Type | Portable Ice Maker |
| Power | 120 watts |
| Power Consumption | 120 watts |
Explains safety alert symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and IMPORTANT for hazard identification.
Details safe disposal of packaging and warnings against children playing with it.
Covers proper grounding, extension cord usage, and unplugging before maintenance or cleaning.
Identifies and describes key parts of the ice maker, including control panel, water tank, ice basket, and drainpipe.
Steps for removing packaging, cleaning the interior, and locating the unit before initial use.
Guidance on proper grounding and connecting the appliance to a suitable electrical outlet.
Instructions for thorough cleaning before first use and regular maintenance of the unit.
Step-by-step guide on filling the water tank, preparing the ice basket, and placing the drip tray.
Explains the control panel buttons and indicator lights for ice making and cleaning functions.
Detailed steps for running the cleaning cycle, draining water, and cleaning the internal water reservoir.
Instructions on filling the water tank, starting the ice-making process, and monitoring water levels.
Explains that the ice maker stops automatically when ice is full and the 'ice full' indicator is on.
Instructions on how to gently pull out and put down the drawer ice basket, and how to close it.
Guide on pulling out the drawer water tank, opening its lid, and adding potable water.
Instructions on how to remove and reinsert the drawer water tank at an angle.
Details on opening the cover of the drawer water tank upwards.
Steps to clean the internal water tank by removing a baffle and cleaning behind it.
Addresses causes and solutions for when the 'Add Water' indicator lights up.
Solutions for when the 'Ice Full' indicator is on, including checking for obstacles.
Troubleshooting steps for when the power and ICE icons flash, covering temperature and refrigerant issues.
Solutions for slow ice production, blocked outlets, high water temperature, and water leaks.
Provides key technical specifications including voltage, power, ice output, refrigerant type, and dimensions.
Details the one-year warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and consumer rights.
Instructions on how to make a warranty claim, required information, and contact details.
