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Details the responsibilities of the original owner and end-user for the ice maker's maintenance and care.
Specifies the locations where serial plates can be found on the ice maker unit.
Explains the meaning of characters in the model and serial numbers for older units.
Details the format and meaning of serial numbers for ice makers manufactured after a specific date.
Explains factors influencing ice maker output and provides general capacity notes.
Guides on how to measure and verify the ice maker's daily ice production rate.
Explains the role of the circuit board in controlling the ice maker through sensor inputs.
Explains the role of LEDs as circuit indicators and lists specific LED functions.
Correlates LED status with operational modes like Pre-Chill, Ice Making, and Harvest.
Details specific error codes indicated by the red D5 LED and their troubleshooting implications.
Instructions on how to reset the ice maker after a shutdown or error condition.
Details on how to set the voltage selector switch for proper unit operation.
Information on connecting multiple units and accessing test points for diagnostics.
Explains how the circuit board controls the condenser fan based on temperature for air-cooled units.
Describes the safety timer that terminates the harvest mode to protect the evaporator.
Step-by-step guide for diagnosing circuit board faults using LED indicators.
Detailed procedures for testing and diagnosing faults in thermistor sensors.
Explains how evaporator proximity switches signal the control board for cycle changes and bin conditions.
Details the function and adjustment of the water regulating valve for proper head pressure control.
Describes the function of the high pressure safety cut-out switch in protecting the refrigeration system.
Explains the float valve's function and the flow washer's role in controlling water inlet pressure.
Procedures for closing service stem valves to safely remove gauges and manifold sets.
Steps for diagnosing TXV issues, including checks for condenser cleanliness, water flow, and refrigerant charge.
Details the role of the contactor as the voltage supply switch for the compressor circuit.
Procedure for troubleshooting compressor start failures, including checking capacitors and relays.
Explains potential and current type relays and how they operate in the compressor start circuit.
Methods for checking capacitors for defects and guidelines for replacement.
Addresses issues where the cuber is not operating and indicator lights are off or no power is detected.
Diagnoses problems when the compressor runs but does not cool, or the circuit board indicator is on.
Diagnoses reasons for the cuber remaining in the freeze cycle, such as sensor issues or incorrect settings.
Addresses situations where the cuber remains in the harvest cycle, often due to thermistor or proximity switch faults.
Guidelines for preparing the unit and cleaning internal surfaces with approved cleaners.
Step-by-step process for cleaning the water system and evaporator components.
Steps for sanitizing the ice maker after cleaning, using bleach or commercial sanitizers.
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