A:AnswerSince the ice maker doesn't keep the ice frozen once the ice is in the tray, when you transfer the ice to a container in the freezer, you need to move physically move the ice around with your fingers or other utensil. It helps if you dump each batch of ice into the freezer and not let the ice sit in the ice maker tray too long. When I use this technique, I don't experience the "blobbing" of ice. Hope this helps.
A:AnswerAfter the ice is made it will slowly melt if you don’t remove it and put it in the freezer. If the basket of ice gets full, it won’t be able to make more Ice until there is room. I didn’t time how long the ice cubes stay frozen, but I am pretty sure they had minimal melting after a few hours. I haven’t tried leaving them longer than that.
A:Answerto clean it drain all the water out and take any ice out of it, get 10 parts warm water and 1 part vinegar run one cycle of that through the machine then another cycle of clean plain water to rinse the machine out
A:Answerthere's a marker inside the unit were you put the water level. it makes at least 2 bags of ziplock gallons. but there's no water line. you just keep on adding water.
A:AnswerYes I had a power outage and mine did the same. You have to hold the on button down until the power light comes on. Also before you turn it on push the cube size selector button or it will switch back and forth between the two sizes and make nothing.
A:AnswerYou turn it on and select the ice type but it have to have water in it to do it there’s nothing wrong mind did the same it okay it going to do that what I did was read the manual making sure it ok
A:AnswerI am really sensitive to the taste and smell of bleach, and noticed the same when I used tap water. We have a water dispenser with purified water and when I use that, the ice comes out fine.
