Why is my NewAir Ice Maker working but not making ice?
If your NewAir Ice Maker is running but not producing ice, there could be several reasons: * The ambient temperature or water temperature might be too high. Try moving the unit to a location where the ambient temperature is below 86°F (30°C) and use cool water. * There may be a refrigerant system leakage or blockage. In this case, you will need a qualified technician to service the unit.
How to add water to NewAir NIM045SS00 Ice Maker?
To address a lack of water in your NewAir Ice Maker, turn off the unit, add water to the FULL level, and then restart it.
Why are the ice cubes too thin in my NewAir NIM045SS00 Ice Maker?
If the ice cubes from your NewAir Ice Maker are too thin, it could be due to: * High ambient temperature. Try moving the unit to a cooler location. * High water temperature. Ensure the water temperature is no higher than 77°F (25°C). * Too short ice-making time. Press the button to increase the ice-making time.
How to fix ice cubes too thick in NewAir Ice Maker?
If the ice cubes in your NewAir Ice Maker are too thick and not dropping, the ice-making cycle may be too long. Press the button to reduce the ice-making downtime.
What to do if there is no water in the separator of my NewAir Ice Maker?
If there's no water in the separator of your NewAir Ice Maker, it might be due to: 1. Blocked holes. Use a slim wire to clear each water hole until water flows out easily. 2. A blocked water filter. Clean the water filter.
What to do if there is too much ice in my NewAir NIM045SS00 basket?
If there is too much ice in the basket of your NewAir Ice Maker, remove the excess ice cubes.
What to do if my NewAir Ice Maker shows E1?
If your NewAir Ice Maker is displaying 'E1', it indicates a breakdown of the ambient temperature sensor. Although the unit can still function, consider replacing the sensor.
What to do if my NewAir Ice Maker shows E2?
If your NewAir Ice Maker is displaying 'E2', this means the water temperature sensor has broken down. The unit can still operate, but you should replace the sensor.
Steps to remove the ice maker from packaging and check contents.
Instructions on proper electrical connection and grounding for safety.
Explanation of control panel buttons, symbols, and display indicators.
Detailed steps for cleaning the water separator pipe and water reservoir.
Details on what the manufacturer's warranty covers.
Lists conditions under which the warranty is void.
Instructions on how to claim warranty service and contact support.
Steps to remove the ice maker from packaging and check contents.
Instructions on proper electrical connection and grounding for safety.
Explanation of control panel buttons, symbols, and display indicators.
Detailed steps for cleaning the water separator pipe and water reservoir.
Details on what the manufacturer's warranty covers.
Lists conditions under which the warranty is void.
Instructions on how to claim warranty service and contact support.
General| Type | Portable Ice Maker |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Ice Size Options | Small, Medium, Large |
| Brand | NewAir |
| Voltage | 115 V |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Product Type | Ice Maker |
| Color | Stainless Steel |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Power Consumption | 140W |
| Wattage | 120W |
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