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Hey gang,
Is there a way to operate the Icerette ice maker as a freezer only. I realize this will require shore power or running the geneerator.
Thnaks in advance
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Yes. Just disconnect the water line.
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If you lift the ice lever above the bin to the full position, then push the lever towards the back of the ice maker the lever will pop out of the timer. This will disable the timer and all the functions of making the ice. This will basically making it a freezer. When you want ice again just reinsert the lever and bin.