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Lists the undercounter and modular RF Flake Ice Machine models covered by this manual.
Instructions for installing the RF2300 ice machine on specific bin types using an adapter bracket.
Specifies criteria for selecting an installation location and required clearances for ice machines and RCU units.
Details essential installation steps like leveling, draining, water supply, and sanitization.
Provides BTU/hour heat rejection data for sizing air conditioning systems and cooling towers.
Specifies suction and liquid line connection sizes for rack units.
Guidelines for connecting potable water supply, including pressure and temperature limits.
Details on water supply, drain line sizing, connections, and fitting types.
Guidelines for proper drain line installation, venting, and connections to prevent contamination.
Details on acceptable voltage variation and mandatory grounding procedures for the ice machine.
Specifies the need for a dedicated circuit and separate fuse or circuit breaker for each ice machine.
Recommendation for using GFCI breakers instead of outlets to prevent nuisance trips.
Guidance on wire color correspondence for mains plug terminals in the United Kingdom.
Table detailing maximum breaker sizes and minimum circuit amperages for various ice machine models.
Specifies fuse/breaker size and minimum circuit amps for RCU1075 and RCU2375 condensing units.
Details on compatible ice machine head sections and remote condensing units, including line set requirements.
States that standard or non-Manitowoc condensing units are not approved for use with QuietQube head sections.
Information on factory refrigerant charge, ambient temperature limits, and line set lengths.
Covers general installation requirements, installer certification, and safety precautions for line sets.
Specifies the maximum allowable line set length (100 feet) for QuietQube ice machines.
Details the maximum permissible vertical rise (35 ft) and drop (15 ft) for refrigeration line sets.
Guidance on installing suction line oil traps based on vertical rise between units.
Explains the purpose and guidelines for creating a service loop in the refrigeration line set.
Instructions for connecting refrigeration line sets to the remote condensing unit and ice machine head section.
Procedures for pressure testing and evacuating the refrigeration system to 500 microns.
Procedure for leak checking the system and opening suction/liquid line shut-off valves.
Specifies insulation requirements for the suction line to prevent condensation.
A comprehensive checklist of items to verify before operating the ice machine.
Verifies that ambient and incoming water temperatures meet operational requirements.
Checks related to line set length, rise, routing, insulation, and leak testing for QuietQube models.
Verification of condenser installation, RCU location, and oil trap requirements for QuietQube systems.
Details the bin and evaporator thermostat settings for various ice machine models.
Explains the conditions required for starting and the operational cycle of specific RF models.
Describes the startup conditions and operational cycle for the RFS0300 ice machine.
Details startup conditions and operational cycles, including a rotation speed sensor, for these models.
Step-by-step guide for monthly interior cleaning and sanitizing of the ice machine and bin.
Procedure for cleaning machines with scale buildup, indicated by noises or performance issues.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior surfaces of the ice machine.
Instructions for removing, hand cleaning, rinsing, and sanitizing individual parts of the ice machine.
Step-by-step guide to filling the machine with sanitizer solution and producing ice.
Procedure for cleaning scale buildup, including soaking time and solution mixing for different models.
Steps for removing components, soaking them in cleaner, rinsing, and sanitizing.
Detailed steps for removing the ice chute assembly from specific RFS/RF models.
Instructions for removing the ice chute switch actuator, with a warning about incorrect reassembly.
Procedure for cleaning air-cooled condensers to maintain airflow and operating temperatures.
Information on the Arctic Pure Water Filter System and availability of Manitowoc Cleaner and Sanitizer.
Troubleshooting steps for when the ice machine fails to start or operate.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where the motor runs but no ice is made.
Specifies the warranty period for parts, labor, and compressors for commercial ice machines.
Lists conditions and actions that void the warranty and limits liability.
Outlines the steps for registering the warranty and obtaining service through authorized representatives.
Defines the warranty period and coverage for residential ice machines, applying to the original consumer.
Lists items not covered by the residential warranty, including maintenance and misuse.
Instructions on how to contact Manitowoc for warranty service and information for residential ice machines.
Identifies the manufacturer and lists applied safety and EMC standards and EC directives.
Provides space for European Distributor details and representative signatures.
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