What to do if the 'Ice full' lamp lights up on my Silvercrest SEMK 105 A1 Ice Maker?
If the 'Ice full' lamp is illuminated on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it could be due to a few reasons. Firstly, the ice basket might be full, so remove some ice cubes. Secondly, the infra red sensors above the ice basket might be dirty; clean them with a soft cloth.
Why does the 'Add water' lamp light up on my Silvercrest SEMK 105 A1 Ice Maker?
If the 'Add water' lamp lights up on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it means that the water tank doesn't have enough water. You should fill the water tank. Also, the water filter in the water tank may be blocked. Remove any deposits or objects blocking the water filter. If needed, you can remove the water filter by pulling it straight upwards and replace it before using the appliance again.
What to do if both 'Add water' and 'Ice full' lamps are lit on my Silvercrest SEMK 105 A1 Ice Maker?
If the "Add water" lamp and the "Ice full" lamp light up simultaneously on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it indicates that the ice cube tray is blocked. Check for any obstructions, such as an ice cube, and remove them. After removing the blockage, unplug the appliance from the mains socket, plug it back in, and then restart the appliance.
What to do if the 'Ice full' lamp lights up on a Silvercrest SEMK 105 A1 Ice Maker?
If the "Ice full" lamp is lit on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, here's what you should do: * The ice basket is full: Remove some ice cubes from the basket. * The infra-red sensors are dirty: Clean the sensors with a soft cloth. * The infrared sensors are defective: Contact the Customer Service department.
What to do if the "Ice full" lamp is on in my Silvercrest Ice Maker?
If the "Ice full" lamp lights up on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it indicates that the ice basket is full. Remove some ice cubes to resolve this. If the basket isn't full, the infrared sensors above the ice basket might be dirty. Clean them with a soft cloth. If the problem continues, the infrared sensors may be defective, and you should contact Customer Service.
Why does the "Add water" light turn on in my Silvercrest Ice Maker?
If the "Add water" lamp lights up on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it could be due to several reasons. First, ensure that the water tank has enough water. Refill it as described in the manual. Alternatively, the water filter in the tank might be blocked. Remove any obstructions from the water filter. If needed, you can remove the water filter by pulling it upwards. Put it back before using the appliance again. For stubborn blockages, follow the cleaning instructions in the manual. If these steps don't resolve the problem, the pump might be defective, and you should contact Customer Service.
Why does the 'Add water' light keep turning on my Silvercrest SEMK 105 A1?
If the 'Add water' lamp is illuminated on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it indicates one of three possible issues: the water tank may be low and needs refilling as described in the section "Filling the appliance"; the water filter in the tank might be blocked by deposits or objects (clean or remove the filter); or the pump could be defective, in which case you should contact customer service.
What to do if the 'Add water' lamp lights up on my Silvercrest SEMK 105 A1 Ice Maker?
If the 'Add water' lamp is illuminated on your Silvercrest Ice Maker, it could mean that the water tank doesn't have enough water. Refill the water tank. Another possibility is that the water filter in the tank is blocked. Clear any obstructions from the water filter; you can remove it to clean it if needed. If the pump is defective, contact Customer Service.
General| Model | SEMK 105 A1 |
|---|---|
| Type | Ice Maker |
| Ice Production Capacity | 12 kg/24h |
| Ice Cube Shape | Bullet |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Water Tank Capacity | 1.8 L |
| Ice Cube Size | Small, Large |
| Ice Basket Capacity | 0.8 kg |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Ice Storage Capacity | 0.8 kg |
Details precautions to prevent electrical hazards during operation.
Instructions on how to begin the ice making process.
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