Before Using the Icemaker

Fill with potable water only into icemaker or dispenser water tank.The icemaker produces ice normally once approximately 48 hours have passed after the appliance is initially installed.If half-frozen ice is put into the ice storage bin, it will cause the exiting ice cubes to lump together. It takes about 4 hours at - 20 °C for ice production.If the freezer door is frequently opened, warm air enters the freezer compartment. It may take a longer time to freeze ice.Be careful not to twist the ice maker with force since it can break.Do not freeze the ice in the ice storage bin. This could break it and cause appliance damage or injury.

Using the Ice Tray

This is where ice is manually produced. You can remove the ice tray if you do not use it to create more space inside the freezer.Fill the ice tray with potable water and place it in the freezer.After the water is frozen, hold the ice tray at its ends and twist gently.Be careful not to twist the ice tray with force as it can be broken.If you open and close the freezer door frequently, it may take longer for water to be frozen.If the ice tray is overfilled, the ice cubes may stick together and be difficult to remove.Ice can be removed more easily by pouring water on the ice tray.