“Can the ice maker be placed inside a closed cabinet?”

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• Hello. Thanks for checking with us! This unit must be installed upright on a flat, level surface that is able to support the total weight when full of water. Ensure a minimum of 3 inches clearance around the side and back walls of the ice maker for proper air circulation. The area has to be well ventilated, and the unit must not be near any heat sources- such as ovens or cooktops. We hope this information helps, and should you have any additional questions, please reach out to us!- Kianna@GEA

  Answered by GE Answers 3 years ago

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• It does need some air circulation or it can overheat. I would not place it in a closed cabinet.

  Answered by ShannaG 3 years ago

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• I don’t think so. I really wouldn’t recommend putting it in a small cabinet but maybe it would be okay if there’s adequate ventilation like in a large pantry.

  Answered by Rjhwenn 3 years ago

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