To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Follett 25CI400W Water Dispenser does not dispense ice?
There are several possible causes: 1. The power switch might be off or faulty. Check the switch, turn it on, or replace it if it’s faulty. 2. The dispense switch might be faulty. If so, replace the switch. 3. The wheel motor might have a malfunction. Check the motor and capacitor, and replace them if needed.
Why Follett 25CI400W Water Dispenser ice machine runs continuously?
The bin stat might be faulty or incorrectly positioned. Check for proper positioning. If the stat does not open when ice is placed on the capillary tube, replace the stat.
What to do if Follett Water Dispenser does not dispense water?
There are several potential reasons: 1. A faulty water solenoid valve. Replace the water solenoid valve. 2. A faulty dispense switch. Replace the dispense switch. 3. The power switch is off or faulty. Check the switch, turn it on, or replace it if faulty.
What to do if Follett 25CI400W dispense wheel rotates continuously?
The dispense switch contacts are burned out, replace the dispense switch.
General| Model | 25CI400W |
|---|---|
| Type | Countertop |
| Ice Production | 400 lbs per day |
| Storage Capacity | 25 lbs |
| Electrical | 115V/60Hz |
| Certifications | NSF |
Key preparatory steps and checks before commencing installation of the ice dispenser.
Provides essential contact details for Follett Corporation and guidance on understanding model numbers.
Details electrical requirements, voltage, phase, and acceptable ambient operating conditions.
Specifies water inlet/outlet connections, drain requirements, and necessary ventilation clearances.
Lists the weight of the ice dispenser units before packaging is removed.
Covers essential steps like leveling, utility connections, and initial placement considerations.
Step-by-step instructions for installing countertop models, including anchoring and utility hookups.
Detailed instructions for mounting the dispenser securely to a wall, including bracket placement.
Provides a recommended schedule for cleaning, descaling, and sanitizing the ice machine and dispenser.
Outlines specific cleaning tasks for weekly and monthly maintenance of the dispenser components.
Details the comprehensive cleaning and sanitizing procedure required semi-annually.
Specific steps for cleaning and descaling the ice machine using approved solutions.
Procedures for cleaning and sanitizing the dispenser components, including the storage bin.
Explains the four functional systems of the ice machine and their roles in production.
Details the step-by-step process of ice formation, harvesting, and transport within the machine.
General instructions for safely disassembling components for maintenance or replacement.
Guides for removing specific parts of the dispense mechanism, like the wheel and motor.
Steps required to safely remove the ice machine unit from the dispenser assembly.
Detailed procedure for taking apart the evaporator assembly for inspection or repair.
Instructions for reassembling the evaporator and replacing the gearmotor assembly.
Steps to safely remove the fan and its shroud for maintenance or replacement.
Diagrams showing the placement of key electrical components within the dispenser and ice machine.
Schematic illustrating the electrical connections for models with lever dispensing.
Schematic illustrating the electrical connections for models with SensorSAFE dispensing.
Provides important notes on power sources, signal inputs, and LED indicators for operation.
Describes the initial stages of normal ice production, including water sensing and component startup.
Details the normal icemaking process, including compressor engagement and the start of the off-cycle.
Explains the latter stages of the normal cycle, including the off-cycle timer and restart sequence.
Outlines diagnostic sequences indicating over-torque conditions and their duration.
Describes diagnostic sequences for multiple over-torque events or low water conditions.
Data on ice production rates based on ambient and water temperatures, and how to perform a capacity test.
Provides current draw specifications for the compressor and gearmotor data.
Details refrigerant charge specifications, replacement requirements, and system evacuation procedures.
Specifies the minimum and maximum acceptable air and water temperatures for operation.
General checks to perform before calling for service on dispenser issues.
Specific problem indicators and corrective actions for lever-operated dispensers.
Troubleshooting guide for SensorSAFE models based on control board LED status.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues related to the dispenser's optical sensors.
Exploded view and part numbers for the external components of the dispenser.
Part identification for chute and splash panel assemblies on lever models, S/N D61292 and above.
Part identification for chute and splash panel assemblies on lever models, S/N below D61292.
List of parts for the electrical enclosure of lever dispense models.
Part identification for chute and splash panel assemblies on SensorSAFE models, S/N D61292 and above.
Part identification for chute and splash panel assemblies on SensorSAFE models, S/N below D61292.
List of parts for the electrical enclosure of SensorSAFE dispense models.
Exploded view and part numbers for the wheel motor and drive system components.
Diagram and part numbers for the evaporator assembly and its related components.
Exploded view and part numbers for the components of air-cooled ice machines.
Exploded view and part numbers for the components of water-cooled ice machines.
