A rusty ice maker in your Sub-Zero refrigerator is unable to produce clean ice. Rust is cause by presence of water you either have condensation due to wet insulation or some kind of water leak. It is important to maintain the fridge in proper condition and check if it doesn’t leak and keeps necessary temperature. The filter on your ice maker traps crumbs, debris and some mineral deposits before these impurities make their way into ice cubes. And by trapping potential abrasives, such as grit and mineral deposits, which can damage the chromium plating, the filter may be able to mitigate the formation of rust. Changing the filter according to manufacturer recommendations helps keep the ice maker's parts clean, including the metal auger. Cleaning the ice maker can also help keep a metal auger clean and prevent rust from forming, particularly when debris and other impurities find their way past the filter. Only clean your ice maker according to the directions in the user manual and be sure to unplug your refrigerator or turn off the circuit breaker that supplies power to the appliance before beginning this cleaning task. The reasons why you need your Sub-Zero refrigerator to provide high efficiency is obvious. However, remember the importance of properly maintaining their refrigerator though. When it malfunctions or loses efficiency in cooling, this can really have an impact on your personal efficiency. Give us a call to eliminate all inappropriate issues faster!
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