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  1. I somehow managed to hit buttons on my Frigidaire refrigerator that got me to a place where the display showed something about the ice maker. Thinking that maybe this increased the rate of ice making I hit the up arrow twice to the max level. I figured that I could just change it back if I did something wrong. I was wrong - both times. Now my ice cubes are too big to go through the dispenser. So I think I upped the fill level when I pushed the buttons. None of the documentation that I can find shows the right combination of buttons to push in order to change the fill level back. Would someone please help this bungling DIY-er with the right combination? Thanks a bunch in advance! Debbie
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