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Ice-maker
Problem
Ice-maker not working.
Ice-maker is not making
enough ice or the ice is
misshapen.
Ice-maker not making any ice.
Ice forms in the feeder hose to
the ice-maker.
Water runs out of the
appliance.
No water comes out of the
water dispenser.
Possible cause
Ice-maker is not connected to the
power supply.
Ice-maker is not receiving a supply of
water.
The temperature in the freezer
compartment is too high.
Appliance or ice-maker has only been
switched on for a short time.
A large quantity of ice has been
dispensed.
Low water pressure.
Water filter clogged or used up.
The temperature in the freezer
compartment is too high.
Ice-maker is switched off.
Appliance not being supplied with
water.
Kinks in the water supply hose.
Low water pressure.
Freezer compartment temperature
too high.
Ice-cube container not inserted
properly.
Incorrect isolating valve fitted.
Low water pressure.
Isolating valve not fully open.
Water connecting hose is leaking.
Incorrect isolating valve fitted.
The return stop valve has been
installed incorrectly.
Sieve is clogged.
Remedy
Call Customer Support.
Make sure that the water supply is properly
connected.
Check the freezer compartment temperature
setting and set it slightly colder if necessary.
It takes roughly 24 hours for ice production
to start.
It takes roughly 24 hours for the ice-cube
container to be refilled.
The appliance should only be connected to
a water supply with the specified pressure
(see section "Connecting the appliance",
subheading "Water connection").
Replace water filter.
Set the freezer compartment temperature
lower.
Switch on the ice-maker.
Contact your installer or water company.
Turn off the water supply at the isolating
valve. Straighten out any kinks or have hose
replaced if necessary.
The appliance should only be connected to
a water supply with the specified pressure
(see section "Connecting the appliance",
subheading "Water connection").
Set a slightly colder temperature for the
freezer compartment.
Check the position, re-insert if necessary.
Unsuitable valves can reduce the water
pressure and cause damage to the
appliance.
Turn off the water supply at the isolating
valve. Straighten out any kinks or have hose
replaced if necessary.
Fully open isolating valve.
Have hose replaced with a genuine
replacement hose from the manufacturer.
Unsuitable valves can reduce the water
pressure and cause damage to the
appliance.
Check the flow direction, Arrows on the
return stop valve indicate the flow direction.
Turn off the water supply at the isolating
valve. Remove and clean the sieve.
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