GE TFX27F Use And Care Manual

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To Stop DispensingRelease pressure from cradle andwithdraw slowly to catch last bitsof ice or drops of water.“J’-Some slight dripping may occurfollowing dispensing of crushedice or chilled water. If excessive,the spill should be wiped dryimmediately.Do not pour water in spill shelfbecause it is not seif-draining—pour it in the kitchen sink. Theshelf and its grille should becleaned regularly according toinstructions on page 18.If Ice Clumps Form inStorage Bin...The icemaker ejects cubes ingroups of eight. and it is normal forseveral cubes to be joined together.However, infrequent usage of icecan cause ice clumps to form inthe storage bin. resulting intemporary malfunction of thedispenser mechanism.If this happens:. Remove storage bin from freezercompartment.. Break up ice clumps withfingertip pressure and discardremaining clumps.. Replace bin before remainingcubes melt and fuse together.To Remove Ice CubeStorage Bin..., ‘f”,/,IILift the left corner to free the binfrom the shelf, and pull the binstraight out while supporting it atfront and back.To Replace Ice CubeStorage BinSlide the bin back until the tabon the bin locks into the slot inthe shelf.IDrweMechanism (/’If bin does not go all the way back.remove it and rotate the drivemechanism 1/4 turn. Then push binback again until the tab on the binlocks into the slot in the shelf.! 3If Ice Is Not UsedFrequently...Old ice cubes will become cloudyand taste stale. Empty ice storagebin periodically and wash it inlukewarm water. Be sure to allowstorage bin to cool before replacingit—otherwise ice cubes will stickto the metal auger.Move Icemaker FeelerArm to OFF (up) PositionWhen.... Home water supply is to beturned off for several hours.o Ice storage bin is to be removedfor a period of time.. Going away on vacation. at whichtime you should also turn off thevalve in the water supply line toyour refrigerator.If This Is Your FirstIcemaker...You’ll hear occasional soundsthat may be unfamiliar. These arenormal icemaking sounds and arenot cause for concern.—. -— . .-1 II ‘–; ”--