Before Using - Sharp SJ-WX830A Manual De Manejo

Automatic ice maker
How to use

Before using

• Wash the water tank and the ice storage box.
• Use ice tray cleaning mode to clean the ice tray and the
maker.)
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Warning
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Note
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soda and sports drink etc.) They may dirty the
inside of the ice maker and lead to break down.
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may spill when you carry it.
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not be made unless the tank is inserted fully.
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• 2 types of ice cube are made at the same time.
• Ice cubes piled up at the back of the ice storage box.
Spread them out to the front part to make more ice
cubes.
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• The picture above shows how to assemble the tank.
Disassembly is in an opposite way.
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Limit line of
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Note
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cubes.
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if water remains in the tank.
• Remove the water tank regularly and wash it with water.
• When you leave the tank empty, it may sometimes make
a groaning noise but this is normal.
• Do not place the shovel or food on top of the ice cubes.
This may cause the automatic ice maker to malfunction
being able to be pulled out. Set the shovel at the
designated location.
Shovel
• Large size ice may not be made when the water level of
the water tank is low even if large ice mode is selected.
• The minerals contained in water may solidify and whiten
as water freezes. Minerals turn into a state which is
insoluble once it freezes, so melting the ice cubes will
• This is more likely to happen when you use hard water
• The room temperature is high.
• Less cooling operation, e.g. in winter.
• Many food products are stored.
• Refrigerator is defrosting of the cooling unit.
• The door is frequently opened.
• When you restart the ice making operation.
• Energy saving mode is in operation.
• The batch of ice cubes made right after changing the
This is because there are still half-made ice cubes left
in the ice tray when switching to the changed mode.
change.
• Therefore, the ice cubes have protrusions that caused
by these slits.
• The protrusions may be pointed. Be careful when putting
the ice cube directly in your mouth.
Shovel
Slit
Protrusion