How do you get the Ice out of the bin?
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Open the refrigerator the ice bin is on the top left if you look at the bottom corner you will find a button push that button and pull on the front of the ice bin. It will pop out
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I recommend that, when finished with the machine, remove the blue top. Then empty the ice out and put the machine upside down in your dish drainer.
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Here is what I found with mine. To remove the ice, you first remove the top piece (the part with the hole). Then, gently squeeze or push up from the bottom piece until the ice loosens. You can also try pulling the mold away from the ice. IMPORTANT: When removing the ice, be careful when putting it into a glass container so that the glass does not crack! It is safest to remove the ice into your hand or a plastic cup first, and then gently transfer it to your glass. Hope that helps!
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I use a butter knife and wedge it under the edge of the lid and then try sliding it across so that I can pry it off. Sometimes it's easier to pry open when it's not overfilled. Good luck! Hope this helps.
1885743
I tried ice and shook it around. It got some coffee stain out, but it would have taken a long time to get it all. I just lived with it.
1900807
Basically, yes. There is a red light on the front that lets you know when it's full. It does not work until you empty the ice bin.
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There is a hand-hold in a recess on the front where the window is mounted. The bin for the chaff can be pulled straight out with the finger tips. Although there is a safety interlock that prevents the machine from running when the bin is removed, one should never reach up inside with the bin removed as the blades are quite sharp. It also helps to lock the wheels to prevent the machine from rolling around when the bin is being removed.
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You simply turn off the power, on the front of the shredder you will see a slot for your hand, insert hand, pull forward and remove the bin. Dump and then slide back in. It's as simple as that.
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Turn off power, twist grey plastic handle counter-clockwise and gently pull out.
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I had to find plastic buckets and round containers to make my ice. The small buckets work best but are hard to find and expensive if you buy new. I tried plastic food containers from WalMart but they cracked apart quickly. One trick is to lay a straw or small popsicle stick on the top of the water and the water freezes to a more solid clear ice. Don't ask me to explain but it works. Not for commercial use.
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there should be dry ice in there. email the company. they have really good customer service
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Push the button on top and remove the lid. You should be able to pull the collector right up out of there.
1977710
Just ice from your freezer works great. Helps to have all your ingredients in the fridge so they dont melt the ice. If not thick enough add a bit more ice.
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It works best by pushing downward on one side of the ice cube and sliding the ice cube out of the tray in the opposite direction. They are flat on the top side and crescent shaped underneath. The other option is to do the traditional "twist" of the tray and the ice cubes pop out. It is practically impossible to grab the ice cube while it is still in the tray and pull it straight out.
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The casinster near the handle collects the dirt. There is a red release tab near the side of the canister. Just pull that back. It will open the back of the canister so that you can dump what has been collected. The opening will snap shut after emptying.
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The makers recommend defrosting in either a pan on the stove or in the microwave. I pop mine out and defrost in the microwave.
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Hi. There is a foolproof secret to your problem, but it requires patience. If you leave the ice mold on the counter for 5 a full minutes after taking it out of the freezer the ice balls will separate like it is a hot knife running through butter.