Why are the ice cubes from my Adexa Ice Maker very thin?
If the ice cubes produced by your Adexa Ice Maker are too thin, it could be because the ambient temperature is too high. Try moving the unit to a cooler location or lengthening the duration of each ice-making cycle. Poor air circulation around the unit can also cause this issue. Ensure there is at least 20 cm of space between the back and front of the unit and any obstructions.
Why is the ice cube shape irregular in my Adexa HZB-120F?
Irregular ice cube shapes in your Adexa Ice Maker can be caused by poor water quality or a dirty water tank. Clean the water tank and replace the water. Also, partially blocked holes on the water dividing pipe can cause this issue. Ensure all nine holes are clear.
Why is the ice cube too thick in my Adexa HZB-120F Ice Maker?
If the ice cubes from your Adexa Ice Maker are too thick, the ambient temperature might be too low. Try reducing the time of each ice-making cycle.
How to improve the transparency of ice cubes from my Adexa Ice Maker?
If the ice cubes from your Adexa Ice Maker aren't very transparent, it's likely due to poor water quality. Try changing the water supply, or use a water filter to soften or filter the water.
Why is the “ ” indicator always on for my Adexa HZB-120F Ice Maker?
The “ ” symbol being constantly on indicates a few potential issues. It could be due to no water supply, in which case you should check the main water supply pressure and ensure the water supply hose isn't blocked. It may also mean that the floating ball of the water level detecting switch is blocked, requiring you to clean the water tank and the water level detecting switch. Another possibility is that the unit isn't level, causing water to flow out of the tank; ensure the unit is on a level surface. Lastly, check that the water drain pipe is properly installed in the water tank slot.
Why is the “ ” indicator on and no water flowing in my Adexa Ice Maker?
If your Adexa Ice Maker enters the ice-making process but no water flows in, and the “ ” symbol is on, it might be due to a breakdown in the water supply hose, or very slow water flow. Check the main water supply pressure, and inspect the water supply hose for blockages. Increase the water pressure or clean the hose if necessary.
What to do if my Adexa HZB-120F is making ice but no ice cubes are produced?
If your Adexa Ice Maker completes the ice-making cycle normally but doesn't produce any ice cubes, it could be due to a high ambient or water temperature. Move the unit to a place with a temperature lower than 32 degrees Celsius and use colder water. Alternatively, there could be a refrigerant leakage or a clogged cooling system tube, both of which require a qualified technician to fix.
What to do if the water pump is working, but no water flows out from the water dividing pipe in my Adexa Ice Maker?
If the water pump in your Adexa Ice Maker is running, but no water comes out of the water dividing pipe, it's likely that the small holes on the pipe are blocked. Try cleaning these holes to resolve the issue.
Details the physical dimensions and connection points of the ice maker, including diagrams.
Presents the electrical ratings, model information, climate class, and performance specifications.
Illustrates and lists the main components and parts of the ice maker unit.
Details the specific components involved in the ice-making process and water tank system.
Describes the controls, buttons, symbols, and display indicators on the ice maker's operation panel.
Instructions for safely removing the ice maker from its packaging and performing initial checks.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate, safe, and well-ventilated location for the ice maker.
Crucial warnings and instructions regarding electrical safety, proper connection, and grounding.
Detailed steps for ensuring the appliance is correctly and safely grounded according to standards.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the water supply hose to the ice maker's inlet port.
Instructions for properly connecting the water drain pipe for efficient water removal.
Guide on connecting the water hose to the faucet using quick-connectors and checking pressure.
Detailed steps and explanations for the ice-making cycle, including controls and indicators.
Procedures for properly shutting down the ice maker and entering standby mode.
Instructions on how to set timers for automatic operation or timed shutdown.
Steps to initiate, manage, and cancel the automatic self-cleaning cycle for maintenance.
Procedure for cleaning and sanitizing the ice storage bin, including using a sanitizing solution.
Daily cleaning tasks for the ice shovel, door, and water dividing pipe.
Bi-weekly cleaning recommendations for key ice maker components.
Six-month cleaning schedule for all water/ice exposed parts using a special cleaner.
This document is an instruction manual for an Adexa Automatic Ice Maker, model HZB-120F, designed for catering equipment. It provides comprehensive information on the appliance's function, technical specifications, usage, and maintenance.
The Adexa HZB-120F is an automatic ice maker designed to produce ice cubes. It operates by continuously circulating water over an evaporator plate, where ice forms. Once the ice reaches the desired thickness, a harvest cycle is initiated to release the ice into a storage bin. The unit features an automatic self-cleaning program and various sensors to monitor environmental temperature, water levels, and ice fullness, ensuring efficient and safe operation. It is intended for use in household and similar applications, including staff kitchens, farmhouses, hotels, motels, bed and breakfast establishments, and catering services.
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