To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is too much mix leaking from the outlet of my icetro Ice Cream Maker?
Excessive mix leakage from the outlet can occur due to: * The O-ring on the piston being missing or worn: Correctly set or replace the O-ring. * Incorrect grease applied to the O-ring of the piston: Use the correct grease. * Using the wrong (petroleum-based) grease: Switch to the correct (edible) grease.
Why is the mix container too warm in my icetro Ice Cream Maker?
If the mix container is too warm, it could be due to: * A defective temperature controller: Replace the temperature controller and sensor. * A missing or defective container gasket: Replace the container gasket. * The container lid not being in place: Ensure the lid is properly placed.
General| Brand | icetro |
|---|---|
| Model | SSI-141TG |
| Category | Ice Cream Maker |
| Language | English |
Explanation of various safety symbols and their meanings for safe operation and hazard prevention.
Covers warnings regarding product relocation, electrical connection, repair, disposal, and handling of components.
Details safety warnings related to operating the machine, including electrical hazards, material usage, and handling.
Provides safety guidelines for product usage, environmental considerations, and long-term storage to prevent damage or hazards.
Outlines cautions for cleaning, maintenance, handling of parts, and electrical cord replacement for safe operation.
Details clearance requirements for the freezer system and necessary electrical connection specifications for proper installation.
Identifies and illustrates the external parts and components of the ice cream freezer for user reference.
Explains the operation of indicator lamps and push buttons on the control panel, including function cancellation.
Describes the function of the power switch, the mix level indicator, and the standby mode for product storage.
Guides through initial setup procedures and explains controls for freezing density and refrigeration temperature.
Details the operation and purpose of the WASH mode for cleaning and the AUTO mode for ice cream production.
Explains the carburetor components and how to align holes for different ice cream production settings and overrun control.
Detailed instructions for assembling the ice cream machine components after washing, including greasing and fitting parts.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the ice cream machine using detergent fluid and warm water for optimal hygiene.
Procedures for thorough disassembly, cleaning of components in detergent fluid, and cleaning of water traps and drain holes.
Details specific cleaning methods for brushes, external surfaces, and the condenser unit for comprehensive machine maintenance.
Guidelines for daily cleaning, regular maintenance checks, and component management to ensure optimal machine performance and longevity.
Instructions for preparing and storing the machine during extended periods of non-use to prevent damage and maintain functionality.
Detailed steps for leak testing, vacuuming, and charging the refrigerant system for proper cooling operation.
Presents the electrical circuit diagram and provides legends for wire colors and component identification for service and repair.
Lists and illustrates the individual components and parts of the machine for replacement and service purposes.
Details the parts for the machine's panels and the dasher assembly, including their respective part numbers for ordering.
Illustrates and lists components for the foam assembly and top cover assembly, providing part numbers for reference.
Provides detailed diagrams and part lists for the refrigeration compartment and evaporator assembly, essential for maintenance and repair.
Outlines the terms and conditions for free and charged service, defining coverage based on operational failures and warranty status.
