Samsung RF30HDEDTSR User Manual Ver.00 (English, French, Spanish) - Page 25
Maintaining the Ice Bucket, Ice Making
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operating Maintaining the Ice Bucket • To clean the ice bin/bucket, wash with a mild detergent, rinse well, and dry thoroughly it. Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners or solvents. • Ice is made in cubes. When you select "Crushed", the ice maker grinds the ice cubes into crushed ice. • When you select Cubed Ice after using the Crushed Ice mode, a small amount of residual crushed ice might be produced. • The ice cubes generated by the rapid ice making process will look white, which indicates they are generated normally. • If you need a large amount of ice and the ice maker is making ice cubes quickly, move ice cubes from the refrigerator ice bin to the freezer ice bin to open up space in the refrigerator ice bin. The ice maker will then make additional ice. • If ice doesn't come out, pull out the ice bucket and press the test button located on the right side of ice maker. See the illustration below. • Do not press the test button continuously when the tray is filled with ice or water. Water may overflow or ice may jam the bucket. Ice Making To fill the ice bucket to maximum capacity after installation, follow these steps: 1. Allow your refrigerator to operate and cool down for 24 hours (or 1 full day). -- Waiting 24 hours will allow your ice maker to cool properly. Check the water level Test button CAUTION • If you want to remove a large number of ice cubes without removing the ice bucket, turn off the ice maker, remove the ice maker's front cover, and then carefully remove the ice cubes. Replace the ice maker's front cover when you are done. Note that the ice cubes in the ice maker can spill out over the drawer. • Do not put food in the ice bucket. If you store food in the ice bucket, the food can strike the ice maker when you open or close the door, causing damage to the ice maker. • Note that the ice cubes in the ice bucket may spill out over the drawer when you remove the ice bucket from the drawer. If this occurs, be sure to pick up the ice cubes that spilled out of the drawer. • If a power failure occurs, ice cubes may melt then freeze together when the power comes back on, causing the dispenser to stop working. To prevent this problem, after a power failure, pull out the ice bucket and discard the residual ice or water. 2. Dispense 4 to 6 ice cubes into a glass. 3. After 8, and then 16 hours, dispense a full glass of ice. • When you press the Test button on the icemaker, you will hear the refrigerator chime (ding-dong). When the chime sounds, release the Test button. • The chime sounds automatically again to let you know the ice maker is working well. If you use all the ice at once, you must repeat Steps 2 and 3 under Ice Making. However, only wait 8 hours before dispensing the first 4 to 6 ice cubes. This will replenish the ice cubes and ensure maximum ice production. DA68-03028A-00.indb 25 English - 25 14. 3. 19. �� 10:27