To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Follett 12CI425A-S Water Dispenser not dispensing water?
If your Follett Water Dispenser isn't dispensing water, there are a few potential causes. It could be a faulty water solenoid valve, which would need to be replaced. Another possibility is a faulty dispense switch, which would also need replacement. Finally, ensure the power switch is on and functioning correctly; if it's faulty, replace it.
How to fix a Follett 12CI425A-S that does not dispense ice?
If your Follett Water Dispenser isn't dispensing ice, there are several possible reasons: 1. The power switch might be off or faulty. Check the switch and turn it on, or replace it if it's not working. 2. The dispense switch could be faulty. If so, replace the switch. 3. There might be a wheel motor malfunction. Check the motor and replace it if necessary.
Why does the ice machine in my Follett 12CI425A-S run continuously?
If the ice machine in your Follett Water Dispenser runs continuously, the issue might be a faulty or incorrectly positioned bin stat. Check its positioning. If the stat doesn't open when ice is placed on the capillary tube, you'll need to replace the stat.
Why does the dispense wheel on my Follett 12CI425A-S Water Dispenser rotate continuously?
If the dispense wheel in your Follett Water Dispenser rotates continuously, it's likely that the dispense switch contacts are burned out. The solution is to replace the dispense switch.
General| Brand | Follett |
|---|---|
| Model | 12CI425A-S |
| Category | Water Dispenser |
| Language | English |
General installation guidelines including leveling, clearances, and utility exit options.
Step-by-step instructions for installing countertop units directly onto a counter.
Instructions for attaching the optional leg kit to countertop dispensers.
Procedures for mounting the dispenser unit securely to a wall.
A table outlining the recommended frequency for cleaning various parts of the dispenser.
Detailed explanation of how the Maestro Plus ice machine produces ice.
Explains the water level control mechanism using solenoids and sensors.
Describes the initial stage of normal ice machine operation and board checks.
Details the second stage of normal operation, including AUGER output and MAKING ICE LED.
Explains the first stage of a high gearmotor amps error and the resulting shutdown.
Details the second stage of a high gearmotor amps error and successful restart conditions.
Describes the third stage of high gearmotor amps error, indicating two consecutive over-torque situations.
A table listing problems, indicators, and corrective actions for lever-dispensing models.
A guide for troubleshooting SensorSAFE models based on control board LED status.
