GEVI Household V2.0 Countertop Nugget Ice Maker Machine for Home IMNA0
Two Ways to Refill Water
Quick and Efficient Ice Production, Enjoy Fresh Ice without Waiting
Durable Design, Smarter lce Making
Silent Ice Making, No Noise Shaking!
In contrast to the rumbling dishwasher, the Gevi Nugget Ice Maker operates quietly, producing
minimal noise for your undisturbed peace.
Your Ice, Your Choice!
What's in the Box
1. GEVI Ice Maker X 1
2. Ice Basket X 1
3. 1/4’’ hose X 1
4. Ice Scoop X 1
5. Manual X 1
Specs
Water Refill Auto or Manual
Cleaning Self-cleaning
Rated Power 170W
Power Source 120V/60Hz/3.0A
Net Weight 37.6 Lbs
Dimensions 17.3"D x 9.7"W x 16.7"H
FAQ
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Where should I place the ice maker?
To ensure optimal performance and longevity, place your Gevi Nugget Ice Maker on a stable, level, and dry surface, ensuring at least 6 inches of clearance on all sides for proper ventilation while keeping the unit away from heat sources, direct sunlight, or corrosive gases, and ideally positioning it near a sink for convenient water refilling and drainage.
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Why does the water flow out from the ice outlet?
There is a small hidden water tank over the freezing components. The unit will pump water from the reservoir. Thus it's normal to see water flowing out from the top for the first 5 minutes.
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Why is my ice maker so loud?
Please press the Clean Bottom for 3 seconds to enter Defrosting Mode (it would take approx 30 min to complete).
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How to connect to the tap water?
Insert one end of the 1/4 inch diameter water line into the water inlet. Connect the other endto the water source. Use a faucet adapter if needed.
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How frequent should I clean the ice maker?
Clean every two weeks. Note: It is better to use the cleaning solution to clean. After cleaning, please fill with water to run 3-4 times (and change clean water every time) to remove all the cleaning solutions within the unit.
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Do countertop ice makers use a lot of electricity?
No, countertop ice makers use significantly less electricity compared to refrigerators. For example, a GEVI ice maker uses about 120 to 170 watts, while a refrigerator typically uses 300 to 800 watts.
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How do I correctly remove the water inlet plug or tubing?
To safely remove the white plastic plug, first locate the gray plastic collar that surrounds the plug at the water inlet. Press and hold this gray collar firmly in toward the machine, which releases the internal locking mechanism. While maintaining that pressure, gently pull the white plug straight out. Remember, the correct sequence is to push the collar first and then pull the plug. If you tug without pressing the collar, the locking mechanism will tighten and prevent removal, as this design is intended to avoid leaks.