Can the ice maker be removed to make more room in the freezer?
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Unfortunately, Electrolux does not mention removing the entire ice maker, or provide any instructions that would indicate you can do so. However, you can turn off the unit and remove the bin which would give you a bit more space.
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Absolutely you can. And like Calvin said, the less ice cream you make the faster it freezes. I have had mine for over a year now and it continues to work flawlessly. Excellent product.
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You have to empty the ice. The ice maker and the ice it produces are wonderful! It has saved us so much money buying ice every week. I highly recommend it.
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I'm sorry but I have the sold the house with the fridge in it. I know that it fit through a standard size entrance door without having to remove doors or handles.
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No, but liquids expand when frozen so leave a couple of inches of headroom good luck!
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That would help a lot, though it would be tricky to do unless your freezer is largely empty. You need a flat surface for them to sit on, if the "cube" sections fall into the grating in the freezer they tend to tilt and the water drains out. I have some other long cube trays that I no longer use that are pretty much perfect for supporting / transporting these trays from the counter where I fill them to the freezer, but there's still a significant spillage risk.
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There are several different ice makers for kenmore refrigerators. If you use the correct replacement, it is fairly easy to replace. If you decide to buy a kit, make sure it is an installation kit and not a replacement kit
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It could not handle mine, which is this one. 33"" Wide Top-freezer Refrigerator With Optional Ez Connect ICEMAKER...
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If you mean built-in in a fashion similar to how a kitchen refrigerator is built-in, the answer is yes. Mine is installed that way. But just to be clear, I can slide my ice maker out of its location so I can get to the water valve to turn it off if ever needed, but it is enclosed on 3 sides. Hope this helps.
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No. There is a small freezer section on top that can be made much colder (freezing temp), and the larger refrigerator section.
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no. it doesn't have a freezer. because of it, there are more space to store.
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It absolutely can be removed (unscrewed) before adding your ice cubes and additional water. I really, really like this. Have a green one for my husband and a raspberry one for me!
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This ice maker is standard for most Amana models. All the ice maker logic is built-in to the ice maker. The connector brings power of the motor and heater and sends the command to the water valve to fill the tray. If your refrigerator is a side by side type, the ice maker mounts all the way in the top back of the freezer. Since the freezer is narrow, removing the old ice maker is not easy. There is a latching type molex connector all the way in the back corner and there is very little room for your fingers to press the tab and pull at the same time. Once the old one is out the rest is pretty easy. You will need to transfer a few parts from your old unit to this one, set them side by side and move the parts over.
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Yes. It is not a holding freezer. You need to empty the basket into your ice chest when full. You can turn it off and the ice will melt into the water tank below the holding basket. Any other questions let me know. C.B.
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There's probably something that fell from the freezer drawer to the back, and that's preventing the drawer drawer from closing. Also the ice maker has an arm (wire) that gets stuck, just manually push it down. (this is a good dorm room refrigerator, nothing else though)
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Looks like you've got some good answers! I don't have a very good set up to do that due to a kitchen planning flaw that doesn't allow the freezer door to open fully. *sigh*
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I will agree with that no. If you add ice, you will not have room for anything else. You might try a small bit of dry ice. But that is a little overdoing it. To keep things really cold with dry ice try a cardboard box.