Making Ice; Cleaning, Care & Maintenance - Polar T316 Bedienungsanleitung

Installing the Cold Water Feed
7. Place the sealing washers on the water inlet at
the back of the ice maker and attach one end
of the inlet hose.
8. Connect the other end of the inlet hose to the
water supply.
Note: Ensure the end of the
drainage pipe is situated lower
than the Water Outlet valve for
efficient drainage.
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Operation

Making Ice

Water inlet
1. Ensure the door is closed fully before use.
2. Press the Power switch to the On position [I].
Water outlet
The RUN light illuminates and the appliance
begins the ice making process. Each ice making
cycle takes approximately 25 minutes.
3. When the cubes reach the ice sensor ice
production stops. Production resumes once ice
Model: GL192
has been removed from the bin.
4. Press the Power switch to the Off position [O]
at any time to halt the ice making process.
Water inlet
Cleaning, Care &
Water outlet
Maintenance
• Always switch off and disconnect the power
supply before cleaning.
Model: T316
• Warm, soapy water is recommended for
cleaning. Cleaning agents may leave harmful
residues. DO NOT wash the base unit, instead
wipe the exterior with a damp cloth.
• A POLAR agent or qualified technician should
carry out repairs if required.
• Clean the water filter regularly with a small
brush, particularly in hard water areas. The
water filter is located just inside the water inlet
at the back of the appliance.
• If the Ice Maker is to be left unused for longer
than 24 hours, loosen the drain valve cap and
drain the water from the tank.
• The inner removable parts and water tank
should be cleaned regularly.
Note: Before using for the
first time (or after a period of
inactivity), clean the water tank,
ice basket and ice basket shelf.
Use the first ice making cycle to
flush out the system.
Discard the water and ice
created from the first cycle.
Note: Ensure metal rack is
pushed as far forward as
possible against plastic ice
curtain to allow ice to fall.
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