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U-Line CLRCO2075

U-Line CLRCO2075
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P .O. Box 245040
Milwaukee, WI 53224-9540
P hone: 414.354.0300
F ax: 414.354.7905
www.u-line.com
Printed in U.S.A. P/N 30005 (Rev. 08/03)
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U-Line CLRCO2075 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandU-Line
ModelCLRCO2075
CategoryRefrigerator
LanguageEnglish

Summary

U-Line Corporation Limited Warranty

Introduction

Important Safety Information

Read all instructions completely before attempting to install or operate the unit.

Record Model and Serial Number

Record model and serial number for information or service requests.

Product Registration Card

Complete and mail the Product Registration Card to validate warranty coverage.

Safety Precautions

Safety Alert Symbol Definitions

Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and IMPORTANT labels used in the manual.

General Precautions

Risk of Child Entrapment

Take off doors of old refrigerators/freezers to prevent child entrapment.

Maintenance and Electrical Warnings

Never attempt repair until electricity is disconnected; altering cord voids warranty.

Handling and Installation Cautions

Use care when moving, avoid obstructing grille, clean condenser regularly.

Product Dimensions

Drain Installation

Drain Installation Requirements

Read instructions, connect water/drain by qualified plumber to avoid damage.

Plumbing Code Compliance

Plumbing installation must observe all state and local codes.

Connecting a Drain Pump

Drain Pump Caution

Failure to use specified pump may cause water leakage and damage.

Site Preparation

Leveling and Environment Requirements

Unit must be level and in a surrounding temperature of 50-110°F (10-40°C).

Electrocution Hazard Warning

Electrical grounding required; do not remove prong or use extension cords.

Installation Details

Zero Door Clearance

All U-Line units have zero clearance for the door to open.

Stainless Steel Door Handle Clearance

Stainless steel models require 2-1/2" handle clearance against a wall.

Connect Water Supply Line

Install and connect the water supply line according to requirements.

Ensure Proper Airflow

Position unit for free air flow through the front grille.

Built-in Installation

Built-in Installation Caution

Do not install unit behind closed doors.

Cabinet Dimension Recommendations

Increase cabinet rough opening by 1/4" for easier unit installation and removal.

Connecting the Water Supply

Water Supply Installation Guidelines

Review codes, use cold water, pressure 20-120 psi, install shut-off valve.

Post-Connection Checks

Recessed Installation Slack

Allow extra water/drain line length for recessed installations for easier removal.

Leak Check After Installation

Turn on water, recheck for leaks, apply additional tightening if needed.

Leveling the Unit

Importance of Leveling

Unit must be level for even water flow, proper ice rate, and to prevent spills.

Reversing the Door

Door Reversal Steps

Remove Top Hinge Pin and Plugs

Remove top hinge pin and plastic screw plugs from new hinge location.

Remount Top Hinge and Install Closers

Remount top hinge and install door closers on the new bottom hinge location.

Door Reversal Continuation

Remount Bottom Hinge and Flip Pivot Plate

Remount bottom hinge and flip pivot plate over for reversal.

Align Door and Install PinsPlugs

Align door pivot plate, install top hinge pin, and insert plastic screw plugs.

Door Adjustment

Door Alignment Standard

The top edge of the door should be 1/8" below the top of the cabinet, not flush.

Door Adjustment Procedure

Involves removing hinge pin, adjusting plate position, and reinstalling.

Custom Door Panels

Full Overlay Door Panel

Covers door frame and handle for a built-in look. Requires optional kit.

Custom Insert Door Panel

Panel inserted into door frame to match decor. Max thickness 1/4".

Custom Panel Weight and Thickness

Custom door panels must not weigh more than 20 lbs. Thickness must be 3/4".

Custom Panel Installation

Installing Insert Warning

Insert edges may be SHARP! Use care when installing.

Panel Installation Steps

Involves removing hinge pins, pulling gasket, and sliding panel insert.

Initial Start-Up

Temperature Controller Display Note

The temperature controller will display even when the cycle selector switch is in OFF.

Start-Up Procedure Steps

Plug in, check overflow tube, verify drain system, open water valve, set switch to ON.

Temperature Controller Operation

Ice Production Cycle Behavior

Ice production stops until refrigerator reaches set point, then resumes.

Discard Initial Ice

Discard ice made during the first two to three hours of operation.

Adjust Temperature Set Point

Press 'SET TEMP', then 'WARMER' or 'COOLER' to change set point.

Clear Ice Maker Operation

Ice Production Process

Water circulates over evaporator, freezes, sediment drops, ice falls into bin.

Factors Affecting Ice Production

Production rate affected by ambient temp, water temp, usage, cleanliness.

Ice Cube Thickness Characteristics

Explains dimples, variations, and slabbing of clear ice cubes.

Ice Cube Thickness Adjustment

Ice Bridge Thickness Standard

Factory setting maintains 1/16"-1/8" ice bridge for optimal cube formation.

Ice Thickness Adjustment Warning

Disconnect power before making any ice thickness adjustments.

Ice Thickness Adjustment Procedure

Access Adjustment Dial

Remove front panel to access the ice cube thickness adjustment dial.

Adjusting the Thickness Dial

Turn dial clockwise (+) to thicken, counterclockwise (-) to thin ice bridge.

Shelf Management

Glass Shelf Removal Steps

Pull shelf out, tilt edge up, and remove from unit.

Shelf Adjustment and Installation

Shelf Adjustment Procedure

Insert shelf at an angle over the rib to adjust position.

Door Shelf Removal and Insertion

Steps for removing and installing door shelves.

Periodic Cleaning and User Maintenance

Exterior Cleaning

Clean with mild detergent and warm water. Avoid solvent or abrasive cleaners.

Interior Cleaning

Clean interior with mild soap solution, sanitize bin with bleach solution.

Interior Cleaning Agent Warning

Interior Cleaning Agent Warning

Do not use solvent cleaners on interior; they may transmit taste or damage finish.

Condenser Cleaning

Condenser Cleaning Safety

Disconnect electric power before cleaning the condenser.

Condenser Cleaning Details

Condenser Fin Warning

Do not touch condenser fins; they are SHARP and easily damaged.

Clean Condenser Coil

Clean condenser coil using a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.

Self-Cleaning Cycle

Ice Machine Cleaner Safety and Usage

Use only U-Line cleaner; wear gloves/goggles; other cleaners void warranty.

Mineral Deposit Removal with Cleaner

Mineral Deposit Removal with Cleaner

Ice machine cleaner removes lime scale and other mineral deposits.

Cleaning Cycle Procedure

Refrigerator Operation During Cleaning

Refrigerator side does not operate during ice maker cleaning cycle. Remove fresh food.

Forcing Ice from Evaporator Caution

Never use anything to force ice from the evaporator; damage may result.

Cleaning Cycle Start Steps

Set switch to OFF, remove ice, remove cover, remove overflow tube.

Cleaning Cycle Continuation

Replace Overflow Tube and Add Cleaner

Replace overflow tube, set switch to CLN, add cleaner to reservoir.

Post-Cleaning Steps

Reinstall cover, clean bin, sanitize bin, and resume ice production.

Ice Production Post-Cleaning

Ice production may take longer after cleaning; refrigeration takes precedence.

Inlet Screen Cleaning

Inlet Screen Cleaning Purpose

Clean solenoid valve inlet screen annually to ensure proper function.

Inlet Screen Cleaning Procedure

Shut off water, disconnect power, clean screen with toothbrush, reconnect, verify drain.

Light Bulb Replacement

Light Bulb Replacement Procedure

Slide cover, swing down, pull away to remove. Replace with genuine U-Line bulb.

Defrosting Information

Manual Defrosting Requirement

Cycle defrost models normally don't need manual defrosting, but may require it in high humidity.

Storage, Vacation, and Moving

Servicing Safety Warning

Disconnect power before servicing. Failure to do so can result in death or shock.

Preparation Steps for Storage

Disconnect power, remove ice, shut off water, drain lines.

Freezing Damage Prevention

Drain all water if ambient temperature drops below 40°F to prevent freezing damage.

Post-Storage Procedures

Clean Ice Maker and Bin

Clean the ice maker and storage bin before next use.

Prop Door Open for Air Circulation

Prop door open to allow air circulation and prevent mold and mildew.

Initial Ice After Service

Always throw away ice made during the first 24 hours of operation when unit is returned to service.

Troubleshooting

Before Calling For Service

Read normal operation and troubleshooting guide first to solve simple problems.

Servicing Electrocution Hazard

Never attempt repair or maintenance until main electrical power is disconnected.

Troubleshooting Guide

Guide to identify problems, causes, and remedies for unit malfunctions.

If Service Is Required

Contacting Dealer for Service

Contact dealer, state Model/Serial Number, and explain the problem.

Checking Dealer Online

Check www.U-LineService.com if you do not know the selling dealer or service company.

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