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General| Ice Type | Cube |
|---|---|
| Condenser Type | Air-Cooled |
| Type | Undercounter |
| Water Connection | 3/8" FPT |
| Power Supply | 115V/60Hz/1Ph |
Covers the various models of Manitowoc ice machines discussed in the manual.
Provides a guide to understanding the components of a Manitowoc ice machine model number.
Details the different sizes of ice cubes produced by the machines.
General guidance for installation, referring to a separate manual.
Provides dimensional data for specific ice machine models.
Wiring diagrams for remote ice machine configurations.
Guidelines for water supply and drain connections.
Procedure for calculating maximum line set distances based on rise, drop, and runs.
Specific considerations for using non-Manitowoc condensers with remote ice machines.
A checklist to ensure all installation steps have been completed correctly.
Identifies key components of the ice machine using diagrams.
Routine checks to ensure proper operation and identify potential issues.
Procedure for checking and adjusting ice thickness.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the condenser.
Procedures for cleaning and sanitizing the inside of the ice machine.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the ice machine.
Step-by-step instructions for sanitizing the ice machine.
Information about the AuCS accessory for automated cleaning.
Instructions for safely removing components for cleaning.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the water dump valve.
Procedure for removing and cleaning the ice thickness probe.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the water level probe.
Procedure for cleaning the water inlet valve.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the water distribution tube.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the water curtain.
Information on water treatment systems and filtration.
Step-by-step guide for replacing filter cartridges.
Instructions for preparing the ice machine for extended periods of non-use or cold temperatures.
Details the operational steps for self-contained models.
Steps for initial start-up or restart after automatic shutdown.
Explains the freeze cycle steps: Prechill and Freeze.
Details the harvest sequence steps: Water Purge and Harvest.
Explains the automatic shut-off condition when the bin is full.
Operational steps for remote ice machine models.
Steps for initial start-up or restart after automatic shutdown for remote models.
Explains the freeze cycle steps: Prechill and Freeze for remote models.
Details the harvest sequence steps for remote models.
Explains the automatic shut-off condition for remote models.
Water system operations during initial start-up or after automatic shutdown.
Describes water flow and fill valve actions during the freeze cycle.
The safety feature limiting water inlet valve operation.
Water system actions during the harvest cycle.
Water system behavior during automatic shut-off.
Charts showing which parts are energized during different operational sequences.
Energized parts information specific to self-contained models.
Energized parts information specific to remote models.
Explains wiring diagrams in relation to the operational sequence.
Wiring diagrams and sequence for self-contained models.
Details the water purge phase of the start-up sequence.
Describes the refrigeration system start-up sequence.
Details the pre-chill phase of the freeze cycle.
Explains the freeze phase of the ice making cycle.
Describes the water purge phase of the harvest cycle for self-contained models.
Details the water purge phase within the harvest sequence for self-contained models.
Explains the harvest phase of the ice making cycle.
Describes the automatic shut-off sequence.
Wiring diagrams and sequences for remote models.
Details the water purge phase for remote models.
Describes the refrigeration system start-up for remote models.
Details the pre-chill phase for remote models.
Explains the freeze phase for remote models.
Details the water purge phase within the harvest sequence for remote models.
Explains the harvest phase for remote models.
Describes the automatic shut-off sequence for remote models.
Introduces the wiring diagrams section and their importance.
Explains the symbols and notations used in the wiring diagrams.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific self-contained models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Wiring diagram for specific remote models.
Details specifications and diagnostic procedures for components.
Function, specifications, and testing procedure for the main fuse.
Function, specifications, and testing procedure for the bin switch.
Steps to check the bin switch operation.
Procedure for testing the bin switch using an ohmmeter.
Troubleshooting steps for compressor electrical issues.
Procedures for checking compressor winding resistance.
Resistance checks specific to single-phase compressors.
Resistance checks specific to three-phase compressors.
Procedure to check compressor windings for ground faults.
Steps to diagnose a seized compressor.
Troubleshooting for compressors drawing excessive start-up current.
Guidance on diagnosing potential capacitor failures.
Explanation of PTCRs and their diagnostic procedures.
Details the sequence of events during compressor start-up.
How automatic shut-off and restart procedures relate to PTCR cooling.
Common reasons why PTCRs might fail to start the compressor.
Procedure for visually inspecting and measuring PTCR resistance.
Function, specifications, and testing of the toggle switch.
Details on the control board relays and their functions.
Diagram showing the layout and connections of the electronic control board.
General information about the Q-Model control boards.
Details on built-in safety limits protecting major components.
Explanation of how inputs affect control board operation.
How the ice thickness probe functions and initiates harvest.
Explanation of the electronic sensing circuit of the ice thickness probe.
Function of the harvest/safety limit indicator light.
Explanation of the freeze time lock-in feature.
Describes the built-in safety for maximum freeze time.
Procedure for checking and adjusting ice thickness.
Steps for cleaning the ice thickness probe.
Troubleshooting steps when the ice machine doesn't cycle into harvest.
Troubleshooting when harvest occurs prematurely.
Details how the water level control system functions.
Monitoring the water level using the indicator light.
How the water level is maintained during the freeze cycle.
The safety feature limiting water inlet valve operation.
Explanation of water flow and valve actions during the freeze cycle.
Water inlet valve actions during the harvest cycle water purge.
Troubleshooting steps for water trough overfilling.
Identifies the problem of water trough overfilling.
Continues troubleshooting water trough overfilling.
Troubleshooting when the sump trough does not receive water.
A step-by-step guide to troubleshoot machines that fail to start.
Describes the operational steps of the refrigeration system.
Operational sequence for self-contained air and water-cooled models.
Details the prechill phase of the refrigeration cycle.
Explains the refrigeration process during the freeze cycle.
Details the refrigeration process during the harvest cycle.
Operational sequence for remote ice machine refrigeration systems.
Prechill phase of the refrigeration cycle for remote models.
Freeze phase of the refrigeration cycle for remote models.
The automatic shut-off process and refrigerant migration protection.
Diagrams showing the refrigerant tubing layout for specific models.
Illustration of refrigerant tubing for remote models.
General guidance for analyzing refrigeration system malfunctions.
Questions to ask and information to gather before starting service.
How to check ice production and the factors affecting it.
Checklist for verifying proper installation and visual inspection.
Checklist to identify and resolve water system related problems.
Using ice formation patterns to diagnose machine malfunctions.
Details built-in safety limits protecting the ice machine.
Describes Safety Limit #1 related to freeze time.
Describes Safety Limit #2 related to harvest time.
How safety limits are indicated via lights on the control board.
Explains common external causes for safety limit trips.
Possible causes and checks for safety limit #1 related to freeze time.
Possible causes and checks for safety limit #2 related to harvest time.
Steps to measure and analyze discharge pressure.
Checklist for diagnosing high discharge pressure during freeze cycle.
Checklist for diagnosing low discharge pressure during freeze cycle.
Steps to measure and analyze suction pressure during freeze cycle.
Checklist for diagnosing high suction pressure during freeze cycle.
Checklist for diagnosing low suction pressure during freeze cycle.
Procedure for comparing evaporator temperatures for diagnostics.
Procedure to check harvest valve temperature for diagnostics.
Methods to diagnose harvest valve issues.
Analyzing discharge line temperature for diagnostic purposes.
Instructions for utilizing the operational analysis tables for diagnosis.
How to interpret the results and identify the problem.
Tables correlating operating conditions with potential problems.
Analysis tables specific to dual expansion valve models.
Explanation of the H.P.R. system for remote ice machines.
Steps for diagnosing issues with the HPR system.
Information on the headmaster control valve for remote systems.
Steps to diagnose issues with the headmaster control valve.
Procedure to verify if the ice machine is low on refrigerant charge.
Explains the difference and interaction between fan cycle controls and headmasters.
Specifications and diagnostic procedures for pressure controls.
Function, specifications, and testing of the fan cycle control.
Function, specifications, and testing of the HPCO control.
Charts detailing cycle times, ice production, and pressures for Q200 series.
Characteristics for Q200 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Data on freeze and harvest cycle times.
Data on 24-hour ice production.
Refrigerant pressure data under various conditions.
Characteristics for Q200 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q280 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q280 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q320 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q320 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q370 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q370 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q420/450 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q420/450 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q450 series remote models.
Characteristics for Q600 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q600 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q600 series remote models.
Characteristics for Q800 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q800 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1000 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1000 series remote models.
Characteristics for Q1300 series remote models.
Characteristics for Q1600 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1600 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1600 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1800 series remote models.
Characteristics for Q1300 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1300 series self-contained water-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1600 series remote models.
Characteristics for Q1800 series self-contained air-cooled models.
Characteristics for Q1800 series remote models.
Steps for recovering and evacuating refrigerant safely.
Procedures specific to self-contained models.
Required connections for recovery/evacuation.
Detailed steps for recovering and evacuating refrigerant from self-contained units.
Step-by-step guide for charging self-contained ice machines.
Procedures specific to remote models.
Steps for recovering and evacuating refrigerant from remote units.
Required connections for remote system evacuation.
Detailed steps for recovering and evacuating refrigerant from remote units.
Step-by-step guide for charging remote ice machines.
Basic requirements for restoring contaminated refrigeration systems.
How to determine the severity of system contamination.
Chart correlating symptoms with required cleanup procedures.
Steps for cleaning systems with mild contamination.
Steps for cleaning systems with severe contamination.
Modified evacuation steps for contamination cleanup.
Procedure to replace components without discharging the system.
Details on the types and importance of filter-driers.
Table listing refrigerant charge amounts for various models.
Definitions of terms related to refrigerant handling.
Definition of refrigerant recovery.
Definition of refrigerant recycling.
Definition of refrigerant reclamation.
Specification standard for new refrigerants.
Manitowoc's policy on refrigerant handling and re-use.
Approved types of refrigerants for use.
Answers to common questions about HFC refrigerants.
Information on special equipment for servicing HFC refrigerants.
Explanation of HFC refrigerant recovery requirements.
Information on refrigerant separation in case of leaks.
Procedure for charging HFC refrigerant into the system.
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