Assertion: ice maker | /r/CapableOf | make ice
Facets:
value: for the whole family
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: efficiently
type: MANNER
value: very well
type: DEGREE
value: compared to the freezer
type: OTHER
value: at a slower pace
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: If your ice maker makes ice at a slower pace than you go through it, then you’ll still end up needing to either supplement with bags of ice from the store or do without ice – which defeats the whole purpose of buying an additional ice maker for your home or business.
text: If your ice maker is producing ice but does not properly eject it, the problem is with the motor assembly inside it.
text: There’s no sense in buying an ice maker that is going to use energy to make more ice than you’ll actually use.
text: Compared to the freezer, the ice maker can make the ice efficiently.
text: The ice maker works very well and supplies enough ice for the whole family.
text: The most common problem with an ice maker is that it doesn’t make ice.
text: If your ice maker isn’t making ice:
text: If the water’s route is blocked or the solenoid doesn’t work—or if the bail wire is lifted—the ice maker won’t make ice.
text: If the ice maker doesn’t make ice
text: Perhaps your ice maker is making ice
text: If the icemaker module is defective, the ice maker won’t make or dispense ice.
text: If not enough water reaches the trays, the ice maker will not be able to produce ice.
text: If not enough water reaches the trays, the ice maker will not be able to produce ice.
text: Of course, the more ice the ice maker can make, the higher the price.