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2. How to make ice automatically
3. Some notes when using automatic ice making
Refrigerators with automatic ice-making technology will have a box of water, inside the container will have a power pump, when you put any water, the water will be pumped to the automatic icemaker. When you want to get the stone, just click on the button outside the panel (with the stone symbol) to get the stone. The refrigerator will produce 2 types of ice cubes (large size) and crushed ice (small size) depending on the needs of use that you can choose from.
Step 1: Fill the ice box with water
Step 2: Wait for the machine to automatically make ice. After that, it is possible to use stones.
The time to make 1 ice cube is about 3 to 4 hours
After forming a blister, the sensor will tilt itself to pour ice into the ice tray, then continue to pump water up and continue making ice.
Tip : If the stones are stuck together due to long periods of inactivity, separate them by hand as well as remove the large stones from the inside of the ice cube box.
This feature is only available on high-end Side By Side refrigerators
Note: This article uses illustrations from the Hitachi Refrigerator R-M700GPGV2
See more:
How to use the automatic ice making function on Mitsubishi refrigerators
How to use the automatic ice making function on Sharp refrigerators
Above is information about refrigerators with automatic ice-making technology work? How to use it later? Please check out the following article for more information!
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