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Frank Zamboni in 1949. Hence why it's now called The Zamboni

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A whole house filter is normally a terrible waste of money as why filter water to be used for flushing toilets?

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Your refrigerator has it's own inline filter. -It appears that it's time to change it. -This is generally quite simple and the filter can be bought at any appliance parts store. Be sure to have the make, model and ser # when buying this (or any appliance parts )

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you can let it sit out on the counter, or in the sink!! If that does not work then put it in the sink and put hot hot hot water in the sink and let it sit their for about 15 minutes!! Sometmes it may no be freezer taste if there is raw meat and fish in the freezer then this may be the problem the ouder of the meat and fish may be on the ice leaving an unpleasant smell and taste. So to overcome this, store the ice cube tray in a sealed container and store it in a sepaerate shelf on the top.

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Yes, you can use brass fittings or the plastic fittings that snap onto to the plastic line. I like the snap on fittings.

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I'm not an expert, but this is how I "clean" my automatic ice maker. Sometimes it completely stops making ice, so I take the compartment out and let it thoroughly defrost and at the same time, unplug or shut off your freezer and let it set at least 2-3 hours. Plug it back in or turn the freezer back on after this time period and this should do the trick. If not, you may need to call a professional.

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because you might have used hard or tap water to fill up the water tank there for making the ice taste like the water which tastes funny

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run either vinegar or a cleaning product through the machine instead of water after you run the cleaner run clean water through it about five times to flush out the cleaner and that should get the smell out of it if not then idk what to do.

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Start @ http://www.continentalelectricllc.com Good luck Look at Magic Chef www. mcappliance.com you can get parts from repairclinic.com or dircetly from magic chef. Here is a link to a service manual http://kitchen.manualsonline.com/mdownloads/65e8a31f-4992-4f64-a9b1-0e52689c0ce9.pdf

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They have to break sometime. The day it breaks has nothing to do with why it broke. Check your water line and make sure the unit itself hasn't worked loose from the power connector. If that doesn't do it, you can try emptying your freezer and letting it all thaw then seeing if that helps. Sometimes there can be an ice chunk keeping it from moving. Other than that, all you can do is replace it.

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I've changed the Ice maker and the wated controler on the back of the Frige.... But when I turn the Ice maker on nothing happens. It's been on several hours now and no water has filled the the resovoir. I am thinking that the device should rotate and will release water into the resovoior. Is this correct or should water flow in once it's hooked-up?

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I haven't yet refrigerator has been smelling like a antifreeze or rubbing alcohol for a week can't say for sure but it might be just me but I think it is cause I feel lightheaded after I am exposed from the ice in my drink

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if the ice maker is'nt working mabe it just got over heated

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I really like Coca-Cola. And we are doing a school project where we all have to make an invention. And I hate how whenever I go to Sonic, and I order my Cola, they always put ince in it. And if I put it in my frigde, or even just leave it out, the ice melts, and then the flavor of my Cola is all watery because the ice melted. So what I am doing, is making an invention that can make your drink, into the ice cubes so that even after the cubes melt, it still tastes like my Coke. So I need to know one thing before I pour a cup of Coca-Cola into my ice machine, I need to know, will this mess up my ice-maker? My mom and I are thinking that the sugar in the Cola might clog up the Ice Machine. PLEASE! Help me.

If you search for flavored ice maker in Google Patents you will find a patent for "Flavored Ice Maker Cartridge" . So, a patent for what you're trying to do has been issued.

If you pour Coke into your ice maker, you'll need to make sure the water to your ice maker is turned off. Once the ice maker has emptied of ice you can pour the Coke into the ice maker. Once the Coke is frozen, the ice maker will automatically empty. Then you can keep pouring Coke or whatever liquid you want into the ice maker every time it has harvested the ice.

Once you've turned water back on to the ice maker for normal operation, you'll probably be having Coke flavored ice for a while, but other than that you shouldn't have any problems.

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DIRTY ICE MAKER WATER VALVE OR BROKEN VALVE

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A Block Shave Ice Maker is when you get a bigblock of ice and put it in a Block Shave Ice Maker.

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Wash out the refrigerator thoroughly. Wipe out with a baking soda/water solution. Then, place a container of coffee grounds in the closed refrigerator for a few days. That should remove/reduce the odor.

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Check the water solenoid valves. On our Kenmore the valves had begun to stick causing the ice maker to fail as it is a timed cycle to fill the tray.

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in a store

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a Zamboni

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1. Impurities in the so-called clean water.

2. Impurities from the ice maker.

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Your ice maker likely has mold, dust or something else in it causing the smell and needs to be cleaned

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Because some idea came into his mind that he should invent something very cold like snow. Such people are really great because they are really creative.

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It is easier just to replace the filter. Most just unscrew and the replacement screws back on.

Water filters generally should be changed every 6 months on average... Cleaning them is usually not an option. They're not incredibly expensive and they make a world of a difference in terms of adding to the longevity of your ice maker. You can find a good selection of them here: http://www.icemachinesplus.com/water-filter-store .

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No, Ice machines don't make ice.They simply pass ice through the machine and into your glass. To refill an ice machine, you put in cubes that are already made. Ice machines can also crush cubes but once again, they are already in the machine and made.