Lagrange Glaçons Express' Manual De Instrucciones página 69

Select the smallest size when the ambient temperature is below
°C and the largest size when the ambient temperature is higher
15
than °C.
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Press the On/Off button to start making ice cubes.
STEP : RECOVERY OF THE ICE CUBES
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N.B. During the first three cycles, the ice cubes may be
smaller, fewer and of irregular sizes.
Once the dish is full of ice cubes, the "dish full" indicator light will
blink and the unit will stop making ice cubes. The ice cubes are kept
cool in the unit but will nonetheless start to melt.
Empty ice cube dish quickly, either to use immediately or to keep
them in the freezer for future use.
STEP : CONTINUATION OF ICE CUBE MAKING
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If you want to obtain more ice cubes and to continue making ice
cubes, put the empty dish back in place. The "dish full" indicator
light goes off and the ice cube making begins again.
STEP : LACK OF WATER IN THE TANK
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When the unit has used all of the water in the tank, the "lack of
water" indicator light will blink because there is not enough water
to start a new cycle. If you want to obtain more ice cubes and
continue to make ice cubes, remove the dish and put more water
into the tank without going beyond the maximum level.
Press the on/off button. This will put the unit into standby mode
and turn off the "lack of water" indicator light.
To restart the unit, press the on/off button again and select the
desired ice cube size.
STEP : STOPPING OF ICE CUBE MAKING
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When the quantity of ice cubes obtained is sufficient, you can stop the
ice cube making by simply pressing the on/off button. Then remove
the ice cube dish to recover the last ice cubes manufactured and
unplug your unit.
STEP : DRAINING OF THE UNIT
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If water remains in the unit when the ice cube making is finished,
you can drain it. To do this, move the unit to the edge of your table
until the drain plug is accessible. Remove the plug and then place
a recipient under the plug to receive the flow of water. When the
water stops flowing, put the plug back in place and push your unit
back on the work surface before storing it.
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