MW-1441 W - Ice Maker Maxwell - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Countertop Ice Maker
Model	MW-1441 W
Brand	Maxwell
Ice Production Capacity	12 kg per 24 hours
Ice Storage Capacity	Approximately 600 g
Ice Shape	Bullet ice
Water Tank Capacity	2.2 L
Dimensions (H x W x D)	340 x 230 x 300 mm
Weight	7.5 kg
Power Supply	220-240 V ~ 50 Hz
Power Consumption	120 W
Refrigerant	R600a
Functions	Automatic ice making, self-cleaning cycle, indicator lights
Control Type	Button control
Safety Features	Automatic shut-off when ice basket full or water tank empty
Maintenance	Regular cleaning with mild detergent; descaling recommended every 3 months
Spare Parts Availability	Ice basket, water pump, control board available from authorized service centers
User Manual	Available for download in PDF format

Frequently Asked Questions - MW-1441 W Maxwell

How do I clean the Maxwell MW-1441 W ice maker?

Unplug the unit, remove the ice basket, and wipe the interior with a soft cloth dampened with mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly and dry. For descaling, use a mixture of water and vinegar (1:1) in the water tank, run a cycle, then rinse with clean water.

Why is my ice maker not making ice?

Check if the water tank is filled, the unit is plugged in, and the ambient temperature is between 10°C and 32°C. The ice basket may be full or the room temperature too high. Wait 1-2 hours for ice to form.

How long does it take to make ice?

The first batch typically takes 10-15 minutes, depending on ambient temperature and water temperature. Subsequent cycles may be faster.

Can I use the ice maker continuously?

Yes, but allow the unit to rest after each cycle. The machine automatically stops when the ice basket is full. It is recommended to turn off the unit for 10 minutes every 24 hours.

What type of water should I use?

Use cold tap water or filtered water. Avoid distilled or mineral water as it may affect performance. Do not use hot water.

How do I store the ice maker when not in use?

Unplug, clean thoroughly, dry all parts, and store in a dry place. Leave the lid slightly open to prevent mold.

Is the ice maker noisy?

The unit produces normal operating sounds like water splashing and the compressor hum. It is relatively quiet for a countertop model (< 45 dB).

What does the self-cleaning function do?

The self-cleaning cycle flushes water through the system to remove residue and mineral buildup. Press the 'Clean' button to start the cycle (requires water in tank).

Can I adjust the size of the ice?

No, the ice size is fixed. The MW-1441 W produces one size of bullet-shaped ice.

Where can I find the user manual?

The user manual is available for free download in PDF format from the manufacturer's website or through the notice-facile.com platform.

USER MANUAL MW-1441 W Maxwell

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МОрОЖЕНИЦА

ОПисАНиЕ

For additional protection it is reasonable to install a residual current device (RCD) with nominal operation current not exceeding 30 mA. To install RCD, contact a specialist.

SAFETY MEASURES

Before using the unit, read this instruction manual carefully and keep it for future reference. Use the unit for intended purposes only, as specified in this manual. Mishandling the unit can lead to its breakage and cause harm to the user or damage to his/her property.

• Before switching the unit on for the first time, make sure that the voltage in your mains corresponds to the unit's voltage.
• To avoid fire, do not use adapters for connecting the unit to the mains.
• Place the unit on a flat moisture-resistant surface away from sources of heat and open flame. Do not place the unit on the edge of the table.
• Do not use the unit near containers filled with water, next to a kitchen sink, in wet basements or near a swimming pool.
• To avoid electric shock, do not immerse the motor unit, power cord or plug into water or other liquids.
• Do not touch the unit body and the power plug with wet hands.
• Before using the unit, examine the power cord closely and make sure that it is not damaged. If you find any damages of the power cord, do not use the unit.
• Provide that the power cord does not contact with hot surfaces and sharp furniture edges. Do not let the power cord hang from the edge of a table.
• Do not use the unit outdoors.
• The bowl is filled with a low-temperature solution; if you notice that the solution is leaking from the bowl, immediately stop using the ice

cream maker despite the fact that the solution is safe.

• To protect your hands from freeze burns when working with the ice cream maker bowl, do not touch the bowl with bare hands, especially when removing the bowl from the freezer.
• Switch the unit on only after installing the motor unit on the bowl.
• Never leave the operating ice cream maker unattended.
• Use only the accessories supplied with the unit.
• Do not touch the rotating spatula of the ice cream maker.
• Do not put your hands or any objects into the feeding opening during the ice cream maker operation.
• Remove the motor unit after complete stop of the rotating spatula.
• Unplug the unit before cleaning or when you are not using it.
• When unplugging the unit, pull the plug but not cord.
• Clean the unit regularly.
• Do not allow children to touch the unit body and the power cord during unit operation.
• This unit is not intended for usage by children under 8 years of age.
• This unit is not intended for usage by people with physical, neural and mental disorders or with insufficient experience or knowledge, including children over 8. Such persons may use this unit only if they are under supervision of a person who is responsible for their safety and if they are given all the necessary and understandable instructions concerning the safe usage of the unit and information about danger that can be caused by its improper usage.
• Do not leave children unattended to prevent using the unit as a toy.
• For children safety reasons, do not leave polyethylene bags used as packaging unattended.

Attention! Do not allow children to play with polyethylene bags or packaging film. Danger of suffocation!

• Never use or dismantle the unit if the power cord or the power cord plug is damaged, if the unit works improperly or after it was dropped. Apply to the nearest authorized service center.
• Transport the unit in the original package only.

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- Keep the unit out of reach of children and disabled persons.

In case of unit transportation or storage under cold (winter) conditions, it is necessary to keep it for at least two hours at room temperature before switching on.

• Unpack the unit completely and remove any stickers that can prevent unit operation.
• Check the unit for damages; do not use it in case of damages.
• Before switching the unit on, make sure that the voltage of the mains corresponds to the unit operating voltage.
• Wash all removable parts in warm water with a neutral detergent: the lid (3), the axis (4), the spatula (6) and the bowl (7). Rinse all the parts under running water and dry them thoroughly.
• Clean the motor unit (1) with a damp soft cloth and then wipe it dry.

ATTENTION! To avoid electric shock, do not immerse the motor unit (1), power cord or power plug into water or other liquids.

Assembling the unit

• Insert the axis (4) into the motor unit (1) (pic. 1).
• Place the lid (3) on the axis (4) so that the axis is in the widest part of the lid opening (pic. 2). Move the motor unit (1) along the grooves of the lid until it is fully fixed.
• Set the spatula (6) on the axis (4) (pic. 3).
• Install the motor unit with the lid on the bowl (7). To do this, match the ledges on the lid (3) with the grooves on the bowl (7) (pic. 4). Then turn the lid clockwise until it is fixed (pic. 5).

MAKING ICE CREAM

Attention: Before making ice cream, make sure that your freezer provides the temperature of -18°C.

• Put the bowl (7) into the freezer for at least 8 hours.
• Make the mixture for ice cream preliminary (see the chapter «Recipes»). It is recommended to cool the mixture down beforehand to reduce the ice cream maker operation time.

• Remove the bowl (7) from the freezer (do not touch the bowl with bare hands). Place the bowl on a flat stable surface.

• Assemble the unit (see «Assembling the unit»).

• Insert the power plug into the mains socket and set the switch (2) to the position «|».
• Gradually pour the ice cream mixture in through the feeding opening (5).
• The mixture must be stirred until it reaches the required viscosity. It can take from 15 to 40 minutes.

Important: do not stop or switch the ice cream maker off during the preparation since the mixture may freeze to the inner surface of the bowl (7) or to the spatula (6).

• After the ice cream is ready, set the switch (2) to the position «0» and unplug the unit.
• Remove the lid (3) from the bowl (7) by turning it counterclockwise.
• To avoid damage of the inner coating of the bowl, remove the ready ice cream with a plastic or wooden spatula.

Note: Homemade ice cream is different from the factory made product: homemade ice cream is softer. To harden the ice cream, put it into a container and place it into the freezer for some time (about 30 minutes). Do not use the bowl (7) for this.

ATTENTION!

Maximal amount of products in the bowl is 350 ml.

Maximal continuous operation time is 40 minutes.

Motor overheating protection

In case of overheating of the motor winding, the automatic thermal switch will be on, and the motor will be switched off. In this case switch the unit off with the switch (2) and unplug it. Let the unit cool down for 15-30 minutes and then switch it on again.

RECOMMENDATIONS

• Before making ice cream, wash and wipe dry all the attachments contacting with products.
• Put the bowl (7) into the freezer for at least 8 hours at the temperature not higher than -18°C. If you use the bowl often, put it into a plastic bag and keep it in the freezer.
• Add different fillings (chocolate crumbs, crushed nuts etc.) to the ice cream 5 minutes after stirring is started or add the fillings to the ready ice cream before freezing it.
  • Do not refreeze the ready ice cream.

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• Fresh ice cream tastes best. It may become tasteless after several days of storage.
• Ice cream consistency depends on the ingredients used, their temperature before ice cream making and the ambient temperature.
• Some recipes require premade mixture for ice cream. In this case make the mixture at least 1 day in advance. This allows the mixture to cool down completely; if it is not cool enough, the mixture may not harden.
• Store the ice cream at the temperature of -18°C.
• The shelf life of ice cream containing uncooked ingredients is no longer than one week.
• Ice cream containing raw eggs should not be consumed by children, pregnant women, elderly and sick people.
• As the ice cream absorbs foreign smells easily, always keep it in a sealed container separately from other food.
• Do not disrupt the tightness of the bowl and do not heat it.

CLEANING AND CARE

• Switch the unit off and unplug it before cleaning.
• Disassemble the ice cream maker. To do this, turn the lid (3) counterclockwise, remove the spatula (6), slide the motor unit (1) off the lid and remove the axis (4).
• Do not use abrasives or hard brushes to clean the unit.

• Wash the removable parts with warm water and a neutral detergent, rinse and wipe them dry.

• Wipe the motor unit (1) with a damp cloth first, then wipe with a dry soft cloth.
  ATTENTION! To avoid electric shock, do not immerse the motor unit (1), power cord or power plug into water or other liquids.

RECIPES

Custard ice cream

Ingredients:

Egg yolk - 2 pcs.

Powdered sugar - 60 g

Milk (fat content no less than 2.5%) - 125 ml

Cream 33% - 125 ml

Vanilla extract to taste.

• Beat up the yolk with sugar in a separate bowl.
• Boil the milk and cool it down a little.
• Add milk to the egg mixture and whisk thoroughly.
• Place this mixture into a casserole and put on a small fire.
  • Stir until the mixture becomes thick.
  • Cool the mixture down before use.

Yogurt ice cream with raspberry

Ingredients:

Fresh raspberry - 150 g

Powdered sugar - 60 g

Natural yogurt - 200 ml

• Mash the raspberry with a blender and then sieve it to remove the stones.
• Add powdered sugar and yogurt, stir thoroughly.
  • Use as intended.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES
Ice cream is too soft	The bowl is not cold enough (cool the bowl down for at least 8 hours at -18°C).The temperature of the freezer is not low enough. The ice cream freezes at the temperature from - 18°C.Excessive quantity of ingredients. Volume of the ingredients should not exceed 350 ml.The ingredients are not cold enough.Ice cream making was not started within 15 minutes after removing the bowl from the freezer.The freezer door was opened too often during the ice cream cooling.
The paddle rotating is stopped but the ice cream is not ready yet.	The fillings (chocolate crumbs, nuts) were added too early. Add the fillings 5 minutes after starting the operation or directly before freezing.The fillings are too big. Grind the fillings thoroughly.Excessive quantity of fillings.

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DELIVERY SET

Ready-assembled ice cream maker – 1pc. Instruction manual – 1 pc.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Power supply: 220–240 V \~ 50 Hz

Power consumption: 7 W

The manufacturer preserves the right to change the specifications of the unit without a preliminary notification.

Unit operating life is 3 years

Guarantee

Details regarding guarantee conditions can be obtained from the dealer from whom the appliance was purchased. The bill of sale or receipt must be produced when making any claim under the terms of this guarantee.

This product conforms to the EMC-

Requirements as laid down by the Council Directive 2004/108/EC and to the Low Voltage Regulation (2006/95/EC)

A production date of the item is indicated in the serial number on the technical data plate. A serial number is an eleven-unit number, with the first four figures indicating the production date. For example, serial number 0606xxxxxxx means that the item was manufactured in June (the sixth month) 2006.

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