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10 totalHow do I properly drain my GE Profile Opal Ice Maker?
It is recommended to drain your Opal when storing it, relocating it, or when it won't be used for extended periods. To drain, unplug the ice maker, remove the drain tubes, and allow water to drain from the reservoir. Clean and dry all components before storage.
How do I install the Side Tank Accessory for the GE Profile Opal Ice Maker?
Hand wash the Side Tank with warm water and mild dish soap, then unplug the ice maker and drain the water reservoir. Connect the drain tubes as indicated in the manual, place the Side Tank on the desired side of the ice maker, and fill it with water before reattaching to the base. Ensure the Side Tank is installed flush to the front of the ice maker to prevent overflow.
What type of water should I use in my GE Opal Ice Maker?
Use potable (safe to drink) water with a hardness of less than 12 grains per gallon. You can use well water as long as it is potable and meets the hardness requirements.
How do I clean the ice bin and exterior of my GE Profile Opal Ice Maker?
Remove the ice bin and clean it with a soft cloth dampened with soapy water, then rinse thoroughly and dry. For the exterior, unplug the ice maker and wipe with a soft cloth dampened with mild soapy water, then dry. Do not use solvents or chemicals for cleaning.
How do I know when to replace the water filter in my GE Opal Ice Maker?
The filter indicator will blink after the filter expires, letting you know it's time to replace it. Once you install a new filter, hold the filter button to reset the filter tracker.
How do I set up and start using my GE Profile Opal Ice Maker?
First, remove all packing materials and install the drip tray by sliding it under the front edge. Sanitize and rinse the ice maker with clean water for five minutes before first use. Then fill the water reservoir up to the 'Max Fill' line with potable water, plug in the unit, and press the Power button to start the ice-making process, which begins in approximately 10-30 minutes.