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General| Type | Under Counter Ice Maker |
|---|---|
| Power | 115V/60Hz |
| Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Clear Ice Technology | Yes |
| Drain Required | Yes |
| Refrigerant | R-134A |
| Door Style | Solid Door |
| Housing Material | Stainless Steel |
| Control Type | Digital |
| Ice Type | Cube |
| Water Connection | 1/4" O.D. Copper Tubing |
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, and Caution safety labels used in the guide.
Defines 'Danger' as a safety statement that failure to follow will result in severe personal injury or death.
Defines 'Warning' as a safety statement that failure to follow could result in serious personal injury or death.
Defines 'Caution' as a safety statement that failure to follow may result in minor/moderate injury or property damage.
Information on chemicals known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Warning about child entrapment and how to prevent it during disposal.
Notes that damages caused by ambient temperatures of 40°F (4°C) or below are not covered by the warranty.
Stresses that electrical grounding is required and advises against servicing with power connected.
Covers adherence to codes and use of a grounded receptacle for installation.
Guidelines for unit placement and required clearance for installation.
Warns that the unit cannot be installed behind a closed cabinet door.
Units must operate from separate, properly grounded electrical receptacles.
Specifies clearance needed for hinge-by-hinge installation of integrated models.
Recommends accessory kits and warns against plastic water supply lines.
Emphasizes that installation must follow codes and be done by a licensed contractor.
Details on water pressure, shut-off valves, and looping the water line.
Connect only to a potable water supply.
Explains requirements for a gravity drain connection, including slope and venting.
Cautions about proper drain installation to prevent backflow or spills.
The unit has a solid base that prevents drainage directly below itself.
Proper routing is essential to prevent personal injury and property damage.
Instructions for securing the unit to cabinets or countertops for built-in applications.
Instructions for securing the unit to the floor for free-standing applications.
Steps to ensure the unit is level using a level and adjusting legs.
Final installation steps including power, positioning, and anti-tip bracket.
Advice on adjusting rear legs for higher floor levels to ensure proper fit.
Procedures for removing and reinstalling the unit's front grille.
Caution about touching condenser fins as they are sharp and easily damaged.
Clearance requirements for integrated models installed adjacent to a wall.
Clearance requirements for stainless steel models installed adjacent to a wall.
Procedures for aligning and adjusting the door for proper sealing.
Emphasizes the importance of proper door gasket contact for sealing.
Warns against using the door to lift or pivot the unit to avoid stressing hinges.
Step-by-step instructions for reversing the door swing direction.
Recommends discarding ice from the first few hours of operation to remove impurities.
Details functions like ON/OFF, ice density, light color, Sabbath Mode, and Clean Mode.
Explains alerts that occur when the door is left open for too long.
Instructions on how to adjust the ice nugget density setting.
Emphasizes the need for proper airflow and not blocking the front grille for efficiency.
Cleaning instructions for vinyl clad and stainless steel exterior surfaces.
How to clean integrated panels based on cabinet manufacturer recommendations.
Steps for cleaning the interior and removed components, avoiding harsh cleaners.
Explains the automatic clean alert and the process for cleaning the ice machine.
Detailed steps to manually initiate and perform the unit's cleaning cycle.
Lists the necessary items and cleaner for performing the cleaning process.
Use only the specified cleaner to avoid damaging the evaporator finish.
For 3 Class models, the water filter must remain in place during cleaning.
Information on the water filter's function, replacement schedule, and removal/insertion.
Recommends cleaning the condenser every six months for optimal operational efficiency.
Advises disconnecting power and avoiding touching sharp condenser fins.
Suggests using a vacuum, soft brush, or compressed air for cleaning.
Recommended steps for periods of extended non-use or shutdown.
Warns that damage caused by freezing temperatures is not covered by the warranty.
Specific steps for winterizing the unit if exposed to low temperatures.
Covers parts and labor for defects within the first year of original purchase.
Information on how to register and obtain a free second year warranty extension.
Covers specific sealed system parts for five years from purchase.
Details general terms, limitations, and exclusions applicable to all warranties.
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