Electrolux BEVERAGE CENTER II

Questions and Answers

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trevormosesAug 19, 2025
What to do if my Electrolux BEVERAGE CENTER II Beverage Dispenser does not run?
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  janetmartinezAug 19, 2025
  If your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser isn't running, there are several potential causes: * It might be plugged into a circuit with a ground fault interrupt - try using another circuit, consulting a technician if unsure. * The temperature control might be in the “O” position - refer to the SETTING THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL section. * The plug may be loose - ensure it's tightly pushed into the outlet. * A house fuse might be blown or the circuit breaker tripped - check/replace the fuse with a 15 amp time-delay fuse, or reset the circuit breaker. * There could be a power outage - check house lights and call your local electric company.
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cristina96Aug 21, 2025
Why does my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser run too much?
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  Sabrina JohnstonAug 21, 2025
  Your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser might be running excessively due to several reasons: * Hot room or outside weather - it's normal for the unit to work harder under these conditions. * Recent disconnection - it takes about 4 hours for the beverage center to cool down completely after being disconnected. * Frequent door openings - warm air entering the beverage center causes it to run more, so open the door less often. * Slightly open door - check the door. * Temperature control set too low - adjust to a warmer setting and allow several hours for the temperature to stabilize. * Dirty, worn, cracked, or poorly fitted gasket - clean or change the gasket, as leaks will cause the beverage center to run longer.
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Kimberly EsparzaAug 25, 2025
Why is my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser temperature too warm?
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  Haley DanielsAug 25, 2025
  If the interior of your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser is too warm, it could be due to: * The temperature control being set too warm - adjust it to a colder setting and allow several hours for the temperature to stabilize. * The door being kept open too long or opened too frequently - warm air enters the beverage center every time the door is opened, so open it less often. * The door not seating properly - check the door. * The beverage center recently being disconnected for a period of time - it takes 4 hours for the beverage center to cool down completely.
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Donald LindseyAug 26, 2025
How to adjust the temperature if my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser is too cold?
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  Deborah WilliamsAug 26, 2025
  If the interior temperature of your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser is too cold, the temperature control might be set too low. Adjust it to a warmer setting and allow several hours for the temperature to stabilize.
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Pamela KimAug 30, 2025
Why is the beer from my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser flat?
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  Victoria CollierAug 30, 2025
  If the beer from your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser is flat, it might be due to: * Dirty glasses - wash glasses using soap-free detergent. * Applied pressure is set too low - increase the pressure until beer flows at a rate of 2 oz. per second. * CO is cut off - do not turn off the CO supply line to the keg until the keg is empty and ready to be removed. * Beer too cold - increase the temperature of the beverage center. See SETTING THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL section. * Loose tap or vent connections - check that the coupler is properly installed in the keg. * Sluggish regulator - replace the regulator.
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Joe YoderSep 2, 2025
Why does moisture form inside my Electrolux BEVERAGE CENTER II Beverage Dispenser?
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  jcoxSep 2, 2025
  Moisture may form on the inside of your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser walls due to: * Hot and humid weather - this is normal. * The door not seating properly - check the door. * The door being kept open too long or opened too frequently - open the door less often.
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Mary CordovaSep 4, 2025
Why is the beer from my Electrolux BEVERAGE CENTER II cloudy?
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  Lisa CarterSep 4, 2025
  If the beer from your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser appears cloudy, it could be caused by: * Frozen or near-frozen beer - return the keg to the place of purchase and exchange it for one that has been properly refrigerated. * Unrefrigerated beer for long periods of time - exchange the keg for a fresh one. * Dirty glasses - wash glasses using soap-free detergent. * Dirty faucet - clean the faucet with a recommended cleaning kit. * Unrefrigerated foods placed on top of a cold keg - remove the items from atop the keg and place them in a separate refrigerator.
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Joy JenkinsSep 6, 2025
Why is the outside of my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser warm?
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  josephcarrilloSep 6, 2025
  The external surface of your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser might be warm because the external walls can be as much as 30° F warmer than room temperature. This is normal while the compressor works to transfer heat from inside the beverage center.
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Jasmine WilsonSep 9, 2025
Why does moisture form on the outside of my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser?
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  Margaret WallSep 9, 2025
  Moisture can form on the outside walls of your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser if the door may not be seating properly, causing the cold air from inside the beverage center to meet warm moist air from the outside. Check the door.
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shermanlarrySep 12, 2025
How to get rid of odors in my Electrolux Beverage Dispenser?
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  tabitha33Sep 12, 2025
  To eliminate unpleasant odors in your Electrolux Beverage Dispenser, clean the interior with a sponge, warm water, and baking soda.

Summary

SERVICE MANUAL

CARE & CLEANING

Care & Cleaning Chart

A chart detailing cleaning procedures and recommended products for various parts.

Proper Cleaning of Beverage Center Dispensing System

Instructions for cleaning the beer dispensing system.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

Beverage Center Warranty

Information regarding the warranty for the beverage center.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Beverage Center Operation

Common issues and solutions for beverage center operation.

Sound and Noise

Explanations for normal and abnormal sounds and noises.

Water; Moisture; Frost Inside Beverage Center

Troubleshooting moisture and frost issues inside the unit.

Odor in Beverage Center

Addressing and eliminating unpleasant odors within the beverage center.

Door Problems

Solutions for issues related to the beverage center doors.

Common Draft Problems

Troubleshooting common problems when drawing beer.

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

Electrical Grounding

Information on proper electrical grounding procedures for safety.

Compressor Electrical Components and Circuits

Details on compressor electrical parts and their circuits.

Solid State Relay

Explanation and troubleshooting of the solid state relay.

Overload Protector

Information on the overload protector.

Run Capacitor

Details about the run capacitor.

Compressor Start Circuit

Explanation of the compressor start circuit.

Compressor Run Circuit

Explanation of the compressor run circuit.

Compressor Operating Characteristics

Characteristics and behavior of the compressor.

Compressor Electrical Check

Procedures for checking the compressor's electrical system.

Control Thermostat

Information on the control thermostat.

Evaporator Fan and Motor Assembly

Details on the evaporator fan and motor assembly.

Defrost Timer

Information and procedures for the defrost timer.

Defrost Thermostat

Information on the defrost thermostat.

Defrost Heater

Information on the defrost heater.

Service Data Sheet

Reference to the service data sheet.

Ladder Schematic

Electrical ladder schematic.

Wiring Diagram

Electrical wiring diagram.

AIR CIRCULATION

Automatic Defrost Models

Air circulation specifics for automatic defrost models.

Principles of Automatic Defrost Operation

Explains how automatic defrost operates.

Air Circulation Patterns

Describes the air circulation patterns within the unit.

REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

Definitions

Glossary of refrigeration terms.

Compressor Testing

Precautions and procedures for testing compressors.

Charging Sealed Systems

Safety and procedures for charging sealed systems.

SOLDERING

Safety warnings and procedures for soldering.

BASIC COMPONENTS

Lists the basic components of a refrigerator.

PERIMETER HOT TUBE

Information about the perimeter hot tube.

REFRIGERANT CYCLE

Explanation of the refrigerant cycle.

LOW OR HIGH-SIDE LEAK OR UNDERCHARGE

Symptoms and causes of refrigerant leaks.

TESTING FOR REFRIGERANT LEAKS

Procedures for testing for refrigerant leaks.

CHECKING FOR INTERNAL (HOT TUBE) LEAKS

Procedures for checking internal hot tube leaks.

COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENT

Steps and considerations for compressor replacement.

Installing a New Compressor

Steps for installing a new compressor.

SUCTION LINE AND CAPILLARY TUBE REPLACEMENT

Steps for replacing suction line and capillary tube.

FILTER-DRIER INSTALLATION

Steps for installing a new filter-drier.

EVACUATING AND RECHARGING

Procedures for system evacuation and recharging.

FINAL LEAK TEST

Procedure for performing a final leak test.

R-134 a SERVICE INFORMATION

VERIFY REFRIGERANT TYPE IN THE SYSTEM

Importance of verifying refrigerant type.

Dedicated Equipment

Requirements for dedicated equipment.

R-134 a REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS

Characteristics of R-134a systems.

MISCIBILITY OF R-134 a AND ESTER OIL

Information on R-134a and ester oil miscibility.

WATER IN THE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

Problems caused by water in the system.

VACUUM PUMP MAINTENANCE

Essential maintenance for vacuum pumps.

REFRIGERANT LEAKS

Information and detection methods for refrigerant leaks.

LEAK DETECTION

Methods for detecting refrigerant leaks.

R-134 a PROPERTIES

Comparison of R-12 and R-134a properties.

R-134 A HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION

INHALATION TOXICITY

Hazards of inhaling HFC-134a vapor.

CARDIAC SENSITIZATION

Effects of high concentrations on the heart.

SPILLS OR LEAKS

Hazards associated with vapor leaks.

SAFETY INFORMATION

General safety information and procedures.

SKIN AND EYE CONTACT

Effects of contact with liquid HFC-134a.

COMBUSTIBILITY OF HFC-134 a

Leak Testing

Recommended practices for leak testing.

Bulk Delivery and Storage

Guidelines for bulk delivery and storage.

Filling and Charging Operations

Procedures for filling and charging.

Refrigerant Recovery Systems

Procedures for efficient refrigerant recovery.

THERMAL DECOMPOSITION

Hazards of thermal decomposition of HFC-134a.

SECTION F - ICE MAKER

ICE MAKER FOR TOP MOUNT MODELS

Installation and details for top mount ice makers.

ICE MAKER COMPONENTS

Overview of the various parts of the ice maker.

Ice Mold

Details about the ice mold.

Mold Heater

Information on the mold heater.

Ice Stripper

Details on the ice stripper.

Ice Ejector

Information about the ice ejector.

Water Valve Assembly

Details on the water valve assembly.

Thermostat

Information on the ice maker thermostat.

Sensing Arm & Linkage

Details on the sensing arm and linkage.

Timing Switches

Information on the timing switches.

Thermal Cut-Out (TCO)

Details on the thermal cut-out.

Timing Cam & Coupler

Information on the timing cam and coupler.

Timing Gear

Details on the timing gear.

Motor

Information on the ice maker motor.

Fill Trough

Details on the fill trough.

Wiring

Information on ice maker wiring.

INSTALLING WATER SUPPLY LINE TO ICE MAKER

Steps for installing the water supply line.

TEST CYCLING ICE MAKER

Procedures for testing the ice maker cycle.

Water Valve Switch - Water Fill Volume

Adjusting the water fill volume.

Parts Replacement

Procedures for replacing ice maker parts.

Fault Diagnosis

Troubleshooting common ice maker failures.

Ice Maker Testing Procedures

Detailed procedures for testing the ice maker.

Operating Cycle

Description of the ice maker's operating cycle.

Operating Cycle Illustrations - Manual Cycle

Visual guide to manual ice maker cycling.

Operating Cycle Illustrations - Electrical

Electrical diagrams of the ice maker cycle.

Operating Cycle Illustrations - Mechanical

Mechanical illustration of the ice maker cycle.

Ice Maker - Exploded View

Exploded view diagram of the ice maker.

Ice Maker Wiring Diagrams - Enlarged View

Enlarged wiring diagrams for the ice maker.

Ice Maker Installation Instructions

Step-by-step instructions for installing the ice maker.

NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS & SIGHTS

Understanding the Sounds You May Hear

Explains common sounds produced by the beverage center.

SAFE SERVICING PRACTICES - ALL APPLIANCES

WARNING

Critical safety warnings for service personnel.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Essential safety precautions for users.

CHILD SAFETY

Safety guidelines related to children.

ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

Important details about electrical connections and safety.

PROPER DISPOSAL OF YOUR BEVERAGE CENTER

Instructions for safely disposing of the beverage center.

Risk of child entrapment

Warnings about child entrapment risks.

IMPORTANT

Key information regarding controls and power.

CO₂ CANISTER SAFE HANDLING

Specific safety guidelines for handling CO2 canisters.

INSTALLATION

LOCATION

Guidance on selecting the proper location for installation.

CAUTION

Cautionary notes regarding installation environment.

INSTALLATION CLEARANCES

Recommended clearances for installation.

DOOR OPENING

Considerations for door opening clearance.

LEVELING

Instructions for leveling the beverage center.

To Level Your Beverage Center:

Step-by-step guide for leveling the unit.

INSTALLATION - CONNECTING ICE MAKER TO WATER SUPPLY

A WARNING

Warning about electric shock during water connection.

CAUTION

Cautionary notes regarding water supply and property damage.

IMPORTANT

Emphasizes compliance with plumbing codes.

Before Installing The Water Supply Line, You Will Need

Lists tools and materials needed for water line installation.

To Connect Water Supply Line To Ice Maker Inlet Valve

Step-by-step guide for connecting the water supply.

DOOR REMOVAL; REVERSAL INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT

Important steps before starting door reversal.

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

Cool Down Period

Recommended time for initial operation before loading.

BEVERAGE CENTER CONTROLS

Description of the beverage center's controls.

TEMPERATURE SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

Guidance on setting and adjusting temperatures.

FIRST STEPS

PARTS

List of parts included with the beverage center.

BEVERAGE DELIVERY KIT BOX

Contents of the beverage delivery kit.

FAUCET ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

Step-by-step instructions for faucet assembly.

SUMP AND DRIP TRAY ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the sump and drip tray.

SUMP VALVE INSTALLATION

Steps for installing the sump valve.

REGULATOR INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the CO2 regulator.

BRAIDED HOSE TO REGULATOR CONNECTION

Connecting the braided hose to the regulator.

CLEAR HOSE TO COUPLER CONNECTION

Connecting the clear hose to the coupler.

BRAIDED HOSE TO COUPLER CONNECTION

Connecting the braided hose to the coupler.

CLEAR HOSE TO DOOR PANEL CONNECTION

Connecting the clear hose to the door panel.

COUPLER TO KEG INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the coupler to the keg.

DELIVERY HOSE ARRANGEMENT

How to route the delivery hose.

OPERATING THE BEVERAGE CENTER

Steps for operating the beverage center.

HOW TO REPLACE AN EMPTY CO₂ CANISTER

Procedure for replacing an empty CO2 canister.

KEG TO CABINET INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the keg into the cabinet.

TIPS ON INSTALLING THE KEG TO THE CABINET

Important tips for keg installation.

SAFE KEG HANDLING

Safe practices for handling kegs.

HELPFUL HINTS

PARTS OF A CO₂ REGULATOR

Identifies parts of the CO2 regulator.

BEER STORAGE TEMPERATURE

Recommended temperature for storing beer.

RECOMMENDED KEG HANDLING

Guidelines for handling beer kegs.

TYPICAL BEER SERVING EQUIVALENTS

Table showing beer serving volume equivalents.

BEVERAGE COOLER EXTRA FEATURES

OPTIONAL CASTER KIT

Information about the optional caster kit.

ADJUSTABLE INTERIOR SHELVES

Information on adjustable interior shelves.

OPTIONAL ICE SERVICE

ICE MAKER TIPS

Tips for optimal ice maker operation.

IMPORTANT

Important note on ice maker startup and water supply.

NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS & SIGHTS

Understanding the Sounds You May Hear

Explains common sounds produced by the beverage center.

CARE & CLEANING

Care & Cleaning Chart

Chart detailing cleaning procedures and recommended products for various parts.

PROPER CLEANING OF BEVERAGE CENTER DISPENSING SYSTEM

Detailed instructions for cleaning the dispensing system.

NEVER CLEAN CONDENSER (SOME MODELS)

Information on cleaning the condenser for specific models.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

BEVERAGE CENTER OPERATION

Troubleshooting common operational issues.

SOUND AND NOISE

Diagnosing and understanding operational sounds.

WATER; MOISTURE; FROST INSIDE BEVERAGE CENTER

Troubleshooting moisture and frost issues inside the unit.

WATER; MOISTURE; FROST OUTSIDE BEVERAGE CENTER

Troubleshooting moisture and frost on the exterior.

ODOR IN BEVERAGE CENTER

Addressing and eliminating unpleasant odors.

DOOR PROBLEMS

Solutions for issues related to the beverage center doors.

COMMON DRAFT PROBLEMS

Troubleshooting common problems when drawing beer.

WILD BEER

Troubleshooting beer that is all foam or too foamy.

FLAT BEER

Troubleshooting flat beer with quick foam disappearance.

CLOUDY BEER

Troubleshooting hazy or cloudy beer.

ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS

ELECTRICAL GROUNDING

Information on proper electrical grounding procedures for safety.

COMPRESSOR ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS AND CIRCUITS

Details on compressor electrical parts and their circuits.

Solid State Relay

Explanation and troubleshooting of the solid state relay.

To Check;Replace Relay

Steps to check and replace the relay.

Overload Protector

Information on the overload protector.

To Check;Replace Overload Protector

Steps to check and replace the overload protector.

Compressor Start Circuit

Explanation of the compressor start circuit.

Compressor Run Circuit

Explanation of the compressor run circuit.

COMPRESSOR OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS

Characteristics and behavior of the compressor.

COMPRESSOR ELECTRICAL CHECK

Procedures for checking the compressor's electrical system.

CONTROL THERMOSTAT

Information on the control thermostat.

To Remove Temperature Control

Steps to remove the temperature control.

To Remove Refrigerator Light Socket

Instructions for removing the refrigerator light socket.

To Remove Freezer Light Socket

Instructions for removing the freezer light socket.

LIGHT SWITCH

Information about the light switch.

DAMPER CONTROL

Details on the damper control system.

PERIMETER HOT TUBE;MULLION HEATER

Information about perimeter hot tube/mullion heater.

EVAPORATOR FAN & MOTOR ASSEMBLY

Details on the evaporator fan and motor assembly.

To Remove Freezer Fan Motor

Steps to remove the freezer fan motor.

DEFROST TIMER (MECHANICAL)

To Remove Defrost Timer

Steps to remove the defrost timer.

To Check Defrost Timer

How to check the defrost timer.

DEFROST THERMOSTAT

Information on the defrost thermostat.

To Remove The Defrost Thermostat

Steps to remove the defrost thermostat.

To Test The Defrost Thermostat

How to test the defrost thermostat.

DEFROST HEATER

Information on the defrost heater.

How To Remove The Defrost Heater

Steps to remove the defrost heater.

PERFORMANCE DATA

SERVICE DATA SHEET

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE

Safety notice for repair personnel.

IMPORTANT

Important safety note regarding grounding wires.

CAUTION:

Caution regarding electrical parts and flame.

ICE MAKER CONNECTOR PLUG CONNECTIONS

Details on ice maker connector plug connections.

ICE MAKER INFORMATION

General information about the ice maker.

Test Cycling

Procedures for testing the ice maker cycle.

Water Fill Volume

Information on adjusting water fill volume.

AIR CIRCULATION

AUTOMATIC DEFROST MODELS

Air circulation specifics for automatic defrost models.

Principals Of Automatic Defrost Operation

Explains how automatic defrost operates.

Air Circulation Patterns

Describes the air circulation patterns within the unit.

REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Important notice regarding refrigerant disposal and EPA regulations.

DEFINITIONS

Glossary of refrigeration terms.

SAFETY WARNINGS

Warnings related to refrigeration system safety.

TESTING FOR REFRIGERANT LEAKS

CHECKING FOR INTERNAL (HOT TUBE) LEAKS

Procedures for checking internal hot tube leaks.

COMPRESSOR REPLACEMENT

Installing a New Compressor

Steps for installing a new compressor.

SUCTION LINE AND CAPILLARY TUBE REPLACEMENT

FILTER-DRIER INSTALLATION

Steps for installing a new filter-drier.

EVACUATING AND RECHARGING

Equipment Needed:

Lists necessary equipment for evacuation and recharging.

Installing Evacuation and Recharging Equipment

Evacuating System

Procedures for evacuating the system.

Charging The System

Steps for charging the system with refrigerant.

FINAL LEAK TEST

R-134 a SERVICE INFORMATION

VERIFY REFRIGERANT TYPE IN THE SYSTEM

Importance of verifying refrigerant type.

Dedicated Equipment

Requirements for dedicated equipment.

R-134 a REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS

Characteristics of R-134a systems.

MISCIBILITY OF R-134 a AND ESTER OIL

Information on R-134a and ester oil miscibility.

WATER IN THE REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

Problems caused by water in the system.

VACUUM PUMP MAINTENANCE

Essential maintenance for vacuum pumps.

REFRIGERANT LEAKS

Information and detection methods for refrigerant leaks.

LEAK DETECTION

Methods for detecting refrigerant leaks.

R-134 a PROPERTIES

Comparison of R-12 and R-134a properties.

HFC-134 a, CFC-12 PRESSURE TEMPERATURE CHART

R-134 A HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION

INHALATION TOXICITY

Hazards of inhaling HFC-134a vapor.

CARDIAC SENSITIZATION

Effects of high concentrations on the heart.

SPILLS OR LEAKS

Hazards associated with vapor leaks.

SAFETY INFORMATION

General safety information and procedures.

SKIN AND EYE CONTACT

Effects of contact with liquid HFC-134a.

COMBUSTIBILITY OF HFC-134 a

Leak Testing

Recommended practices for leak testing.

Bulk Delivery and Storage

Guidelines for bulk delivery and storage.

Filling and Charging Operations

Procedures for filling and charging.

Refrigerant Recovery Systems

Procedures for efficient refrigerant recovery.

THERMAL DECOMPOSITION

Hazards of thermal decomposition of HFC-134a.

SECTION F - ICE MAKER

ICE MAKER FOR TOP MOUNT MODELS

Installation and details for top mount ice makers.

ICE MAKER COMPONENTS

Overview of the various parts of the ice maker.

Ice Mold

Details about the ice mold.

Mold Heater

Information on the mold heater.

Ice Stripper

Details on the ice stripper.

Ice Ejector

Information about the ice ejector.

Water Valve Assembly

Details on the water valve assembly.

Thermostat

Information on the ice maker thermostat.

Sensing Arm & Linkage

Details on the sensing arm and linkage.

Timing Switches

Information on the timing switches.

Thermal Cut-Out (TCO)

Details on the thermal cut-out.

Timing Cam & Coupler

Information on the timing cam and coupler.

Timing Gear

Details on the timing gear.

Motor

Information on the ice maker motor.

Fill Trough

Details on the fill trough.

Wiring

Information on ice maker wiring.

INSTALLING WATER SUPPLY LINE TO ICE MAKER

Steps for installing the water supply line.

TEST CYCLING ICE MAKER

Procedures for testing the ice maker cycle.

Water Valve Switch - Water Fill Volume

Adjusting the water fill volume.

Parts Replacement

Procedures for replacing ice maker parts.

Fault Diagnosis

Troubleshooting common ice maker failures.

Ice Maker Testing Procedures

Detailed procedures for testing the ice maker.

Operating Cycle

Description of the ice maker's operating cycle.

Operating Cycle Illustrations - Manual Cycle

Visual guide to manual ice maker cycling.

Operating Cycle Illustrations - Electrical

Electrical diagrams of the ice maker cycle.

Operating Cycle Illustrations - Mechanical

Mechanical illustration of the ice maker cycle.

Ice Maker - Exploded View

Exploded view diagram of the ice maker.

Ice Maker Wiring Diagrams - Enlarged View

Enlarged wiring diagrams for the ice maker.

ICE MAKER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Step-by-step instructions for installing the ice maker.

NORMAL OPERATING SOUNDS & SIGHTS

Understanding the Sounds You May Hear

Explains common sounds produced by the beverage center.

SAFE SERVICING PRACTICES - ALL APPLIANCES

WARNING

Critical safety warnings for service personnel.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

FOR YOUR SAFETY

Essential safety precautions for users.

CHILD SAFETY

Safety guidelines related to children.

ELECTRICAL INFORMATION

Important details about electrical connections and safety.

PROPER DISPOSAL OF YOUR BEVERAGE CENTER

Instructions for safely disposing of the beverage center.

Risk of child entrapment

Warnings about child entrapment risks.

IMPORTANT

Key information regarding controls and power.

CO₂ CANISTER SAFE HANDLING

Specific safety guidelines for handling CO2 canisters.

INSTALLATION

LOCATION

Guidance on selecting the proper location for installation.

CAUTION

Cautionary notes regarding installation environment.

INSTALLATION CLEARANCES

Recommended clearances for installation.

DOOR OPENING

Considerations for door opening clearance.

LEVELING

Instructions for leveling the beverage center.

To Level Your Beverage Center:

Step-by-step guide for leveling the unit.

INSTALLATION - CONNECTING ICE MAKER TO WATER SUPPLY

A WARNING

Warning about electric shock during water connection.

CAUTION

Cautionary notes regarding water supply and property damage.

Before Installing The Water Supply Line, You Will Need

Lists tools and materials needed for water line installation.

To Connect Water Supply Line To Ice Maker Inlet Valve

Step-by-step guide for connecting the water supply.

DOOR REMOVAL; REVERSAL INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT

Important steps before starting door reversal.

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

Cool Down Period

Recommended time for initial operation before loading.

BEVERAGE CENTER CONTROLS

Description of the beverage center's controls.

TEMPERATURE SETTING AND ADJUSTMENT

Guidance on setting and adjusting temperatures.

FIRST STEPS

PARTS

List of parts included with the beverage center.

BEVERAGE DELIVERY KIT BOX

Contents of the beverage delivery kit.

FAUCET ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

Step-by-step instructions for faucet assembly.

SUMP AND DRIP TRAY ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the sump and drip tray.

SUMP VALVE INSTALLATION

Steps for installing the sump valve.

REGULATOR INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the CO2 regulator.

BRAIDED HOSE TO REGULATOR CONNECTION

Connecting the braided hose to the regulator.

CLEAR HOSE TO COUPLER CONNECTION

Connecting the clear hose to the coupler.

BRAIDED HOSE TO COUPLER CONNECTION

Connecting the braided hose to the coupler.

CLEAR HOSE TO DOOR PANEL CONNECTION

Connecting the clear hose to the door panel.

COUPLER TO KEG INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the coupler to the keg.

DELIVERY HOSE ARRANGEMENT

How to route the delivery hose.

OPERATING THE BEVERAGE CENTER

Steps for operating the beverage center.

HOW TO REPLACE AN EMPTY CO₂ CANISTER

Procedure for replacing an empty CO2 canister.

KEG TO CABINET INSTALLATION

Instructions for installing the keg into the cabinet.

TIPS ON INSTALLING THE KEG TO THE CABINET

Important tips for keg installation.

SAFE KEG HANDLING

Safe practices for handling kegs.