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General| Condenser | Air-Cooled |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R-404A |
| Type | Modular Ice Maker |
| Production Capacity | 900 lbs/24 hrs |
| Ice Type | Crescent |
| Storage Capacity | Not Applicable |
| Water Supply | 3/4" NPT |
| Amperage | 12.5 A |
Key warnings about installation, operation, and potential hazards like shock, fire, and injury.
Important notes on usage, ambient conditions, and specific precautions for safe operation.
Details on voltage, current, refrigerant type, and charge for various icemaker models.
Physical dimensions and connection points for air-cooled, water-cooled, and remote icemaker models.
Dimensions for URC-5F and URC-9F condenser units used with remote models.
Guidelines for selecting an appropriate installation site for the icemaker.
Procedures for verifying unit condition and components before installation.
Instructions for safely removing unit panels for access.
Procedures for setting up the icemaker with dispenser or ice storage bin.
Steps for installing the bin control mechanism for ice level detection.
Procedures and warnings for connecting the icemaker to power.
Guidelines for connecting water supply and drain lines.
Procedures for installing remote condenser units and their line sets.
Procedures for installing refrigerant line sets, including sizing and modifications.
Wiring instructions for connecting the remote condenser unit electrically.
Instructions for safely stacking multiple remote condenser units.
Comprehensive checklist before operation.
Initial startup sequence and operation.
Recommended schedule for routine cleaning and inspection tasks.
Detailed steps for cleaning and sanitizing the icemaker using approved solutions.
Step-by-step guide for the cleaning process using a descaling solution.
Step-by-step guide for sanitizing the icemaker with a bleach solution.
Instructions for draining water from the supply line.
Procedures for emptying the water tank.
Steps for draining water from water-cooled condenser components.
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