Why the Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 Ice Cream Maker does not remember my last setting?
- JJason KerrSep 23, 2025
The internal computer will only remember the settings once START / PAUSE has been activated.
Why the Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 Ice Cream Maker does not remember my last setting?
The internal computer will only remember the settings once START / PAUSE has been activated.
Can I place the ice cream bowl into the freezer for my Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 Ice Cream Maker?
It is not suggested to place the ice cream bowl in the freezer, as the ice cream will freeze solid and be very difficult to scoop out. Also, do not use any sharp or metal utensils to scoop the ice cream from the bowl, as it may scratch the coating.
Why won't my Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 Ice Cream Maker freeze ice cream?
If your ice cream isn't freezing, ensure the START / PAUSE button is pressed. Also, check that there is adequate ventilation around the ice cream maker, leaving at least 15cm between the machine and any adjacent hard surfaces. If you've added alcohol, you may have added too much or added it too soon.
What to do if I can't remove the bowl insert after churning in my Sage Ice Cream Maker?
If you're having trouble removing the bowl insert after churning, the ingredients may have spilled over the side of the bowl and into the chamber. Turn the machine off and let it stand for 10–20 minutes to defrost the ice cream. Then remove the bowl and wipe the interior chamber of the ice cream machine.
Why is my Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 vibrating briefly?
The internal compressor is mounted on special rubber mounts to reduce noise and vibration during operation. When cooling is not required, the compressor will automatically turn off, and a small amount of vibration for 1–2 seconds is normal.
Why is my ice cream very hard after freezing with Sage Smart Scoop BCI600?
Homemade ice cream will always be harder than store-bought ice cream because it contains less air. Remove the ice cream from the freezer for about 5–10 minutes before serving.
What to do if I can’t remove the bowl insert after churning in my Sage Smart Scoop BCI600?
If you can't remove the bowl insert after churning, the ingredients may have spilled over the side of the bowl and into the chamber. Turn the machine off and let it stand for 10–20 minutes to defrost the ice cream. Then, remove the bowl and wipe the interior chamber of the ice cream machine.
Why is my Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 Ice Cream Maker frozen dessert not frozen in allocated time?
If your frozen dessert isn't freezing in the allocated time, it could be because the dessert mixture was too warm when placed in the ice cream bowl. Different ingredients and quantities will affect freezing time. Allow more time if using ingredients like eggs or alcohol.
What to do to make my ice cream even harder with my Sage Ice Cream Maker?
Remove ice cream from ice cream bowl, place in another air-tight container, and place in freezer for a further 1–2 hours or until desired hardness is achieved.
Why won't the lid lock into position on my Sage Smart Scoop BCI600 Ice Cream Maker?
Make sure the handle of the bowl sits within the grooves and the paddle is inserted properly.
Churns and freezes ingredients to the selected consistency using one of four pre-set functions.
Allows manual setting of time for pre-timed recipes.
Offers four pre-set functions: sorbet, frozen yogurt, gelato, or ice cream.
Cools the machine to -10 to -30°C before churning, reducing preparation time.
Maintains dessert consistency for up to 3 hours after churning.
Locks controls to prevent accidental changes. Press and hold HOLD to activate/deactivate.
Notifies when to add extra ingredients like chocolate chips or fruit.
Allows adjustment of alert beeper volume (loud, soft, or mute).
The anodised ice cream bowl, not dishwasher safe.
The paddle for churning the ice cream mixture.
The lid for the ice cream machine.
The exterior casing of the appliance.
Button to turn the appliance on or off.
Button to start or pause the churning process.
Control for manually setting the timer.
Button to activate the pre-cooling mode.
Button to activate the keep cool function.
Dial to select dessert type and desired hardness.
Button to toggle between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Setting for the alert beeper volume.
Handles for carrying the appliance.
The compartment where the ice cream bowl is placed.
The main display screen showing operation status and information.
Visual indicator for selecting dessert hardness.
Shows the progress of the churning process.
Indicates the Keep Cool function is active.
Flashes to signal when to add mix-ins.
Indicates the pre-cooling phase is active.
Flashes to prompt pressing Start after pre-cooling.
Indicates the dessert is ready and the blade can be removed.
The primary bowl for making ice cream.
Tool for scraping the bowl.
The mixing paddle that churns the ingredients.
Brush for cleaning the paddle.
Remove and clean all parts and accessories before initial operation.
Steps to follow for the first time use, including component placement.
Lowers machine temperature to reduce dessert preparation time.
How to clean the exterior stainless steel housing and LCD screen.
Instructions for washing the ice cream bowl with warm soapy water.
Method for washing the paddle and using the brush for cleaning.
Guidance on cleaning the lid using warm soapy water.
Recommended way to store the appliance in an upright position.
This document describes the Sage Smart Scoop ice cream machine, models BCI600/SCI600, a household appliance designed for making various frozen desserts. It emphasizes safety, functionality, and maintenance for optimal performance and longevity.
The Sage Smart Scoop is an automatic ice cream machine that churns and freezes ingredients to a desired consistency. It features a built-in compressor, eliminating the need to pre-freeze the bowl, and offers several pre-set functions for different types of frozen desserts.
The Sage Smart Scoop is designed for user-friendly operation with clear controls and indicators.
Proper cleaning and storage are essential for maintaining the appliance's performance and hygiene.
The document also includes important safeguards, such as ensuring the electricity supply matches the appliance's label, proper grounding, and keeping the appliance out of reach of children. It advises against using the appliance for anything other than food/beverage preparation and recommends consulting an electrician for professional advice regarding safety switches.
| Product Type | Ice Cream Maker |
|---|---|
| Control Type | Electronic |
| Freezing Method | Built-in Compressor |
| Pre-cool setting | Yes |
| Keep Cool function | Yes |
| Hardness settings | 3 |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Capacity | 1.5 L |
| Material | Stainless Steel |