Are you extremely limited on space, but still want a high-production ice maker" Our ultra-compact crescent ice maker model is just the match for you. Despite its size, it makes up to 23 pounds of ice daily! It can fit easily under a counter or on a tabletop, and is designed to be built in, too.
- Stores 12 lbs of crescent ice
- Removable ice bin for convenient access and easier cleaning
- No pump or drain required
- Produces up to 23 lbs of crescent ice per day
- Minimizes water usage, only 3 gallons average daily rate
- Daily ice production rate nearly 4x greater than standard household ice maker
- Crescent ice cube dimensions: 1/2 inch W x 3/4 inch H x 2 1/4 inch L
- On/Off switch within quick reach at the front of the unit
- Compact, low profile height allows for countertop and universal installation applications
- Easy to clean arctic white interior
- Reversible door allows for right or left swing for adaptable installation
- Black toe kick and four leveling legs
- 1-year parts and labor warranty and 5-year sealed system parts warranty
| Control Type |
On/Off Switch |
| Cord Length (ft) |
6 |
| Cutout Dimensions |
14.1875" W x 18.5" D x 25.0625" H |
| Daily Ice Production (lbs) |
23 |
| Defrost Type |
Manual Defrost |
| Handle Style |
Slim Designer |
| Hinge Type |
Reversible Pivot |
| Ice Storage Capacity (lbs) |
12 |
| Ice Type |
Crescent Ice |
| Interior Cabinet Color |
White |
| Lock |
No |
| Product Dimensions |
13.9375" W x 17" D x 24.75" H |
| Shipping Depth |
25 |
| Shipping Dimensions |
18" W x 25" D x 30" H |
| Shipping Height |
30 |
| Shipping Weight (lbs) |
61 |
| Shipping Width |
18 |
| Toe Grille Finish |
Black |
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Type:
Ice Maker
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Width:
13.938"
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Height:
24.75"
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Depth:
17"
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Energy Star Rated:
No
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WiFi Connected:
No
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