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General| Ice Type | Nugget Ice |
|---|---|
| Weight | 130 lbs |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Drain Connection | 3/4" FPT |
| Power Supply | 115V/60/1 |
| Ice Production (24h) | 1, 000 lbs |
| Type | Modular Ice Maker |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 30 in x 48 in x 24 in |
Covers MDT5N and MDT6N models of Nugget Ice Maker Dispensers.
Focuses on MDT3F and MDT4F models of Flaked Ice Maker Dispensers.
Details the MDT2 model of Cubelet Ice Maker Dispenser.
Explains the components and meaning of the MDT model number scheme (e.g., MDT5N40A-1J).
Specific details for the MDT5N Nugget Dispenser, including the MDT5N40 taller variant.
Highlights the large capacity and touch-free dispensing feature of the MDT6N90.
Describes the MDT6N90 as ideal for filling pitchers.
Details the two dispensing stations: one for Ice and one for Water.
Instructions on placing a container in front of the sensor and under the spout for dispensing.
Explains the 'infrared triangulation' position control mechanism for touch-free dispensing.
Describes how reflected infrared light triggers sensors and dispensing.
Identifies the control box, reservoir, and ice storage bin behind the front panel.
Lists key electrical components: Contactor, Compressor Relay, and Control Board.
Lists indicator lights: Power, Bin Empty, Off Timer, and No Water.
Explains the Power Light illuminates when power is supplied to the board.
Explains the Bin Empty Light illuminates when the ice bin is not full.
Describes the OFF Timer light as ON when the unit shuts off, with a 6-minute restart delay.
Explains the No Water Light illuminates when the water sensor is dry.
Identifies the water level sensor as a thermistor type.
Explains the electric eye bin level control using infrared sender/receiver.
Details how ice blockage triggers shutdown and a 6-minute restart delay.
Identifies the storage bin cover, infrared sensor, and mounting socket.
Specifies that the photoelectric eyes are located within the bin cover.
Identifies components within the ice storage bin: chute, vane, and bottom.
Shows the inner bin bottom and dispensing vane from a top-down view.
Describes the electro-polished vane, its mounting, and removal process.
Highlights that the bin bottom is removable for easier sanitizing.
Identifies the MDT6 as the only model with a solenoid-operated dispensing door.
Details the reservoir's float valve, water flow to evaporator, and thermistor level sensor.
Lists components like stainless steel evaporator, extruder, auger, and top bearing.
Outlines steps for auger removal: chute cover, ice sweep, and breaker cover.
Instruction to check the top bearing for proper lubrication.
Details steps to remove the chute, breaker bolts, and auger stud.
Instructs to pull UP to remove the auger assembly.
Describes the double-spiral design, segmented flights, and shaft flats.
Explains the face-type auger water seal, its rotating and stationary parts.
Details the double-row bearing, housing, seals, and thrust absorption.
Covers cleaning auger/evaporator and sanitizing water system/ice bin.
Includes cleaning condenser and checking/greasing bearings/couplings.
Shows an image of scale buildup on the auger.
Describes sensor attachment, foam cover, replacement, and switch location.
Lists accessible parts: condensing unit, access valves, and bin drive motor.
Shows and identifies the dispense drive motor for the MDT5.
Details refrigerant type R-404A and typical operating pressures.
Information on compressor change (late 2010) and ice chute update (Nov 2010).
Summarizes MDT/TDE touch-free actuation, electric eye control, and component materials.
Introduces the MDT3F12 and MDT4F12 Flake Ice Maker Dispensers.
Highlights compact design, touch-free dispensing, taller cabinet, and quiet operation.
Details refrigerant (R-134a), electric eye controls, and touch-free operation.
Distinguishes MDT2 (cubelet) from MDT3F/MDT4F (flaked) ice types.
Describes them as compact dispensers designed for counter mounting with available wall kits.
Outlines the control board's role in ice making, ice dispensing, and water dispensing.
Details water control, float valve, and the thermistor water level sensor.
Identifies the Tecumseh R-134a compressor and service valve locations.
Specifies suction pressure (11-13 PSIG) and discharge pressure (120-135 PSIG).
Ensures auger is shiny, evaporator is scale-free, and sanitizes reservoir/evaporator/bin.
Includes cleaning condenser, checking bearing, and greasing coupling.
Shows an image of scale buildup inside the flaker evaporator.
Introduces the MDT2C12 Cubelet Ice Maker Dispenser.
Highlights cubelet ice form, portion control, touch-free, and air-cooled design.
Manages ice making process based on sensor data.
Monitors ice level in the storage bin.
Monitors water level in the reservoir.
Controls fan operation based on condenser temp.
Monitors evaporator temp on suction line.
Senses auger motor rotation and direction.
Identifies the water level sensor and conductivity probes.
Shows the infrared ice level sensors viewed from below.
Highlights the location of the evaporator sensor.
Highlights the location of the condenser sensor.
Shows and identifies the magnetic sensor used in the MDT2.
Identifies the water reservoir, float valve, and water level sensor.
Explains the auger coupling slips when the motor runs backwards for safety.
Identifies top bearing, thrust washer, water seal, and bottom bearing.
Describes the stainless steel auger and its attachment to the breaker.
Explains ice extrusion, top bearing containment, and alignment bushing.
Lights for Bin Empty and Bin Full status.
Lights for High Condenser or Evaporator Temperature alerts.
Light indicating auger motor operation status.
Lights indicating unit power status and water supply.
Shows control board lights during power up, including bin empty status and 3-minute wait.
Illustrates control board lights during normal operation, showing bin empty status.
Indicates error state for high condenser temperature when steady.
Indicates errors for auger motor not turning or high evaporator temperature.
Shows the control board lights indicating a 'No Water' condition.
Shows the control board lights indicating the ice bin is full.
Lists various product lines including cubers, flakers, dispensers, and storage bins.
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