Haier HCW58F18EHMP - Ice Maker Usage Tips; Managing Unusual Ice Maker Sounds; Infrequent Ice Cube Usage; Long-Term Ice Maker Storage

Care and cleaning
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•DO NOT manually add water - this is an automatic water system. If the ice maker is turned
on but the appliance is not connected to water, the ice maker will not work。
If you occasionally hear unusual sounds in the refrigerator
You may occasionally hear some “crunching” sounds, but these are just normal sounds that
are emitted during ice making, so do not worry.
If you do not often use ice cubes
“Old” ice cubes will become cloudy, and will not taste fresh; therefore, please periodically clean
the ice cube tray and wash it out with warm water. Before replacing the ice cube tray, be sure
to cool it down, otherwise, ice will stick to other parts of the ice machine and aect the ice
making function.
If the icemaker in the freezer compartment is not used for a long time
If not used for a long time, please remove the automatic icemaker and any residual ice cubes
in the ice storage compartment, wash the ice cube tray and the ice storage compartment
with warm water, wipe them dry with a clean towel and put them somewhere else in order to
increase storage space.
The water reservoir should be removed, any residual water should be drained out.
If the icemaker in the freezer compartment is not used for a long time
The ice making capacity is 0.8kg/24 hours(this gure is the test result in lab under the 25°C
ambient temperature condition). During the daily use of the appliance, due to the dierent
ambient temperature and water pressure, the ice making capacity may dier a little.
Do not store ice cubes, which are produced during the rst batch of cubes following appliance
start up, or after a prolonged break. Discard these cubes.
To allow the ice cube tray to ll to maximum capacity, you will need to manually arrange the ice
cubes periodically.
Some ice cubes may stick together when dropped into the storage box - you will need to
separate these to allow maximum use of the icebox.
Throw out the rst few batches of ice cubes if you are making ice for the rst time or have
not made
it for a long time.
If the cubed ice becomes smaller, this may suggest that the lter is blocked from the impuri-
ties.
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