To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my VEVOR SSX80 stop 3 minutes after turning on?
Your VEVOR Ice Maker might be stopping shortly after being turned on due to high voltage protection. This could be triggered by a high-temperature environment, a dirty condenser filter, or a damaged fan motor.
Why VEVOR SSX80 Ice Maker only makes one tray of ice per cycle?
If your VEVOR Ice Maker only makes one tray of ice each time it's turned on, the issue might be related to the ice full sensor or ice tray baffle. Check if the ice tray baffle can open and close automatically and whether the ice full switch is falling correctly.
Why is my VEVOR SSX80 Ice Maker making ice so slowly?
Several factors could be causing your VEVOR Ice Maker to produce ice slowly. The condenser might be dirty, so clean it. The ambient temperature might be too high, or ventilation may be poor; ensure the temperature doesn't exceed 40 ? and that there's adequate ventilation. Also, the float ball in the tank could be too high or leaking; adjust it or replace the tank. Other potential issues include water tank leakage (replace the tank), a faulty inlet valve (clean or replace it), or insufficient space around the machine (provide adequate space).
What to do if the ice from my VEVOR Ice Maker is too thin?
If the ice from your VEVOR Ice Maker is too thin or incomplete, it could be due to several reasons. Check the tank water level for any leakage. Also, inspect the inlet valve to ensure it is working correctly. Insufficient water pressure could also be the cause; ensure the water pressure is at 0.13 - 0.55Mpa. Finally, check the water pipes for blockages and dirt.
What to do if ice won't fall off the tray in my VEVOR SSX80?
If the ice isn't falling off the ice tray in your VEVOR Ice Maker, several factors could be responsible. First, the ice tray might be dirty, requiring cleaning and disinfection. Second, the machine might not be placed on level ground; adjust it accordingly. Third, the environment temperature might be too low; it should be higher than 5 ?. Fourth, the solenoid valve could be faulty and need replacement.
What to do if the 'ice full' light is on but my VEVOR Ice Maker is empty?
If the 'ice full' indicator light is on but your VEVOR Ice Maker is empty, the ice tray baffle might be faulty. Check if the ice tray baffle is stuck.
What does E1, E2 Alarm mean on a VEVOR Ice Maker?
If your VEVOR Ice Maker displays an 'E1, E2 Alarm', it indicates that both the ambient temperature sensor and the return air temperature sensor are broken. Replace both sensors and ensure the unit has enough space around it.
What does E1 Alarm mean on a VEVOR Ice Maker?
If your VEVOR Ice Maker displays an 'E1 Alarm', it means the ambient temperature sensor is broken and needs to be replaced.
What does E2 Alarm mean on a VEVOR SSX80?
If your VEVOR Ice Maker displays an 'E2 Alarm', it indicates that the return air temperature sensor is broken and needs replacement.
General| Model | SSX80 |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 110V/60Hz |
| Dimensions | 17.3 x 16.1 x 30.7 inch |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Ice Cube Size | 22 x 22 x 22 mm |
Explanation of warning symbols like prohibition, danger, and caution.
Important safety guidelines for operating and handling the ice machine.
Key electrical safety requirements and warnings for the ice maker.
Requirements for safe handling and moving of the ice machine cabinet.
Conditions for placing the ice machine for best performance and longevity.
Specifications for ambient temperature, humidity, and altitude.
Guidelines for initial startup and ongoing operation of the ice machine.
Explanation of the ice making cycle, including water supply and ice falling.
Description of the ice maker's control panel buttons and their functions.
How to operate the machine and adjust ice cube thickness.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the ice machine and its components.
Advice on contacting after-sales service and troubleshooting common issues.
Solutions for common faults when the ice machine fails to operate.
Diagnosing and resolving issues like stopping after startup or slow ice making.
Addressing problems with ice thickness, completeness, or melting.
Understanding and responding to error codes (E1, E2) indicated by the machine.
Detailed diagram of the small ice maker motherboard wiring connections.
