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IF THE MACHINE DOES NOT PRODUCE ICE
Check the following before calling a service man:
A.
Unit does not run:
1.
Make sure service switch is positioned to "normal
on" or "timed on".
2.
If service switch is in "timed on" position then
control timer must be in the timed setting which
allows the machine to operate.
3.
Check fuses in power supply to ice maker head
and remote refrigeration unit.
NOTE: If the light on control panel is lit, It Indicates power
supply is okay to ice making section. Separate fuses must
be checked for power to remote refrigeration section. Fuses
inside control panel are for low voltage circuits only.
B.
Unit runs but produces no ice:
1.
Check all mercury switches pos/f/o/tec/ over water
trough. Arms must be vertical. If switch arms are
not
vertical,
check
for
bind.
Check
position
of
switch
capsule
in
bracket
against
sketch
on
support rail.
2.
Push
service
switch
to
"off"
position
for
one
minute and then reset to "normal on" position.
3.
Check fuses in electrical control panel. These fuses
control low voltage current to cutter grids, relays
and ice thickness control.
C.
Unit runs but produces very little ice:
1.
Operation of remote condensing unit in extremely
high
temperatures
(normal
for
ice
production
to
be low).
2.
Lint
or
dirt
blocking
proper
air
flow
through
finned
condenser
of
remote
condensing
unit
(check and clean).
3.
Check for objects around remote condensing unit
which would obstruct normal air flow.
D.
Light on control panel blinks or flashes:
1. Whenever the light is blinking or flashing, it is an
indication
of
an
abnormally
long
harvest
cycle.
Long harvest cycles are generally caused by ice
slabs not releasing properly and may indicate the
machine needs to be cleaned.
2. Call a qualified serviceman to check the machine if
the above suggestions do not remedy the problem.
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Benton
Harbor,
Michigan.
Manufacturer
of
Automatic
Washers,
Wringer
Washers,
Clothes
Dryers,
Freezers,
Refrigerators,
Refrigerator-Freezers,
Ice
Makers,
Dishwashers,
Built-In
Ovens
and
Surface
Units,
Ranges,
Food
Waste
Disposers,
Central
Vacuum Systems, Dehumidifiers, Air Conditioners.
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