Switching On The Ice/Water Dispenser - Miele F 1471 Vi Operating And Installation Instructions
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Switching on the ice/water
dispenser
Before using the ice/water dispenser
for the first time, rinse through the
ice/water dispenser pipework.
^ Open the appliance door.
^ Make sure that the ice cube
container is correctly located
underneath the ice cube maker.
The container must be completely
shut for ice cubes to be produced.
^ Touch the On/Off sensor for the
ice/water dispenser so that it is
highlighted in yellow.
^ Close the appliance door.
The ice/water dispenser is now ready to
use.
After opening and closing the
appliance door, it may take a few
seconds before the ice/water
dispenser can be used again and
the sensors can be selected.
Ice/water dispenser
^ To activate the ice/water dispenser,
touch one of the sensors or place your
hand briefly under the dispenser
spout. A light sensor below the spout
will register this movement.
All the sensors in the ice/water
dispenser control panel should now be
highlighted in white.
If this is not the case, the system lock
has been activated (the 0 sensor will be
highlighted in yellow - see "System
lock").
If the 0 sensor is flashing, the drip
tray needs to be emptied (see
"Cleaning and care").
Once the freezer has cooled down to its
set temperature, the ice cube maker will
fill with water.
Do not place bottles or other items in
the ice cube maker to chill them
quickly. The ice cube maker could
become blocked and, as a result, be
damaged.
Discard the ice cubes produced
during the first 24 hours and do not
consume any chilled water or
crushed ice during this period as the
water will have been used to rinse
through the pipework.
This also applies when using the
appliance again after not having
used it for a while.
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