What to do if the “lack of water” light is on in my Lagrange Glacons Express Ice Maker?
If the “lack of water” indicator light is illuminated, it means either the water tank is empty or the pump is filled with air. To resolve this, fill the water tank up to the MAX level and then press the on/off button to start making ice cubes.
Why are all the indicator lights blinking on my Lagrange Ice Maker?
If all of the indicator lights on your Lagrange Ice Maker are blinking simultaneously, it indicates that the ice cube making tray is jammed. To fix this, put the machine in standby and then remove the ice cubes.
What to do if the indicator lights do not go on on my Lagrange Glacons Express?
If the indicator lights on your Lagrange Ice Maker do not illuminate, it could be due to the unit not being correctly plugged in, or blown fuses. Ensure the power cord is properly connected and that the electrical socket is working correctly. Otherwise, contact the after-sale service department.
How to fix large, sticky ice cubes in my Lagrange Glacons Express?
If the ice cubes produced by your Lagrange Ice Maker are too large and stick together, it could be because the water temperature is too low, or ice cubes from the previous cycle remained in the ice cube making tray. Try selecting the smallest ice cube size and remove the ice cubes after putting the machine in standby.
This warranty covers parts and labor for manufacturing defects in household appliances, excluding misuse or damage.
Spare parts are available for 5 years from manufacture date, guaranteed only in the country of purchase.
After the first year of dealer guarantee, users pay return shipping costs to the factory.
Status indicators for water level, ice fullness, and ice cube size selection.
Button to choose between small and large ice cube sizes.
Primary button to power the unit on or off.
Essential safety guidelines for operation, handling, and electrical connections.
Guidelines for children's supervision and age limits for operation and cleaning.
Details about the unit's body, capacity, dimensions, and power.
Information about the power cord type and compliance directives.
Guidelines for proper disposal of electrical units and recycling.
Instructions for the first use, including resting and placement.
Steps for unpacking, cleaning, and initial setup before operation.
How to use the on/off button and select ice cube size.
Procedure for initiating and completing the automatic cleaning cycle.
What happens when the ice cube dish is full and how to manage it.
Correct placement and clearance for the unit before operation.
Instructions for cleaning the water tank and initiating the automatic cleaning cycle.
How to fill the water tank correctly, respecting the maximum level.
How to select the desired ice cube size (small or large).
Procedure for resolving ice jams in the ice cube tray tilting device.
Troubleshooting for 'lack of water' light and all lights not turning on.
Solutions for ice cubes being too large or sticking together.
Resolving the problem when all indicator lights blink simultaneously.
General warnings about cleaning the unit, plug, and avoiding dishwashers.
How to clean and maintain the stainless steel exterior.
Instructions for cleaning the plastic parts without damage.
Methods for cleaning the water tank and inside walls with water and vinegar.
How to wash and dry the ice cube dish.
Regular cleaning of the making system, evaporators, and tilting device.
Steps to take before storing the unit, including drying and aeration.
Recommendations for storing the unit after cleaning and cooling.
Details on the 2-year guarantee and how to get an additional year by registering.
Conditions not covered by the guarantee, such as misuse or damage.
Information on legal guarantees from seller and manufacturer.
Procedure for reporting breakdowns and handling defects observed shortly after purchase.
Information on the duration of spare parts availability for repairable products.
Details on costs for returning the product for repair after the first year.
Fields for user and appliance details for warranty purposes.
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