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4. Check the water level during the water-filling procedure. When the ice
maker display shows POUR, this is an indication that the water level in the
storage tank is very low. However, the unit will continue to work until there
is very little water left. At this time, you will hear a buzzing sound and the
ice maker will cease operation. When more water is added, the ice maker
will start to make ice again.
5. When the maximum capacity of ice cubes is collected, the ice will touch
the temperature sensor and the ice maker will stop operating. The LED
will read FULL. When you remove the ice and the temperature sensor is
freed, the unit will start making ice again.
6. There are three thicknesses of ice cubes available. The greater the
thickness selected, the more time is needed to make ice. When room
temperature is low (less than 59ºF), we suggest you choose the small or
medium size cubes. This should keep the cubes from fusing together.
7. When removing ice cubes and reinstalling the bin, push the bin downward
to its original position to ensure the temperature sensor is above the bin.
This helps keep the machine operating properly.
8. If the compressor stops for any reason (shortage of water, too much ice,
power off, etc.), don t restart the machine right away. Wait at least 3
minutes before restarting the machine.
To set the ice maker for a delayed start:
To preset the machine to make ice at a later time, use the
Follow steps 1 and 2 of the Operating Instructions on the previous page. Each
time the button is pressed, the time shown on the LED increases by 30
minutes. So if you want to start making ice in an hour and a half from now, for
example, press the button 3 times. The display will read 01:30. It will begin
counting down in minutes until it reaches 00:00. At that time, the machine will
begin the first ice-making cycle. The LED will display the thickness setting you
chose.
This feature of the FIM12 ice maker allows you to delay the start of the
ice-making process by up to 12 hours.
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