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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE ---UNDERCOUNTER ICE MACHINE---
PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTION
15. Excessive amount of water 15a. The overflow tube in the water 15a. Clear the restriction from the over-
dripping onto cubes in bin. reservoir pan is restricted. flow tube.
15b. The drain plug is not tightly 15b. Check and secure the drain plug.
inserted in the bottom of the
reservoir pan.
15c. The water inlet tube is not 15c. Check position of the water inlet
properly installed into the tube.
reservoir pan.
15d. The drain tube is leaking. 15d. Replace the drain tube.
15e. Ice is jammed up on the 15e. Clear ice away from the cutter grid.
cutter grid, forming a bridge
from the evaporator plate.
15f. The lip on the front of the 15f. straighten or replace evaporator
evaporator plate is bent plate.
outward.
15g. The deflector, if installed, is 15g. Check installation and reposition
not positioned properly. as needed.
16. Ice in bin melting very fast 16a. The bin door is not closing 16a. Check door seals for damage,
properly, or the door seals straighten seals or replace.
are leaking.
16b. The evaporator plate is nicked, 16b. Check for damage to evaporator
scratched, or has excessive plate. Replace if needed. Check
mineral build-up. for excessive mineral content in
water supply.
16c. The hot gas valve is not operat- 16c. See component testing section
ing properly. (Page 26)
16d. The insulation under the bin is 16d. Check for a hole or tear in the
wet. insulation bag. Replace the insul-
ation bag.
16e. The bin drain partially blocked, 16e. Check for kink in the drain hose
causing a slow run off of melt- under the bin, or a blockage inside
ing water. the bin at the drain.
16f. If a water softener is adding 16f. Check the salt content in the
too much sodium (salt) to the incoming water supply.
water supply, the ice produced
in the Ice maker will melt at a
lower temperature.
NOTE: Customers should be informed not to store drinks, juices, etc. in the ice maker.
Another phenomena that may be encountered in the ice machine is slushing. Often after servicing a unit, when
the unit is powered up, there is the temptation to leave the bin door open to be able to observe that the ICE
MAKING cycle begins properly.
When warm air is allowed to enter the bin area during the beginning of an ICE MAKING cycle, the water flowing
over the evaporator plate may only freeze into a loose slush. This slush will melt off the plate back into the
reservoir pan where it may cause the water pump to stall (stop operating).
If the bin door is closed after the slushing is noted, the slush in the reservoir pan will rapidly melt and the ice
maker will once again begin to operate properly.
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