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pour the sanitizing solution into the water tank
and carry out 5 working cycles of 5 minutes
each, at 5 minutes interval, letting the solution
run through the whole machine (taking care
to shut off water at the mains first);
drain the sanitizing solution off the machine;
disassemble once again all removable parts
and rinse them with clean water;
rinse also evaporator (Fig. 7 Part. 10), ice bin
(Fig. 7 Part. 9) and water tank (Fig. 8 Part.
15);
go through a couple of working cycles with
clean water before you start making ice.
CLEANING SOLENOID-VALVE FILTER
The operator must clean the filter on the water
supply pipe (Fig. 9 part 2) every two months in
accordance with these instructions:
switch off the appliance (Fig. 2 Part 2) and
then unplug it;
shut off the stopcock (Fig. 3 Part 1);
loosen the threaded nut of the water supply
pipe (Fig. 9 Part 1);
identify and extract the filter (Fig. 9 Part 2)
from its seat without damaging the water-
supply pipe fitting;
wash the filter under a jet of running water to
remove all residual dirt;
check the wear of the filter and replace it if it
is damaged or in poor condition;
refit the filter and the water supply pipe but
do not overtighten;
at the end of the operation, restore the appli-
ance’s power and water supplies.
If the appliance is
NOT GOING TO BE USED
for
some time, for example during the winter:
switch off the appliance (Fig. 2 Part 2) and
unplug it;
shut off the stopcock (Fig. 3 Part 1);
clean and disinfect the appliance thoroughly
(see routine maintenance operations);
empty the pump body by blowing compressed
air through the water supply pipe towards
the sprayers.
SPECIAL MAINTENANCE
Special and routine maintenance must be carried
out only by qualified persons on the customer’s
premises or at the Authorised Service Centres.
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We recommend that you ask your dealer for a
‘Routine Maintenance Agreement’, which will com-
prise:
condenser cleaning (standard models):
condenser cleaning (models with air conden-
sation);
cleaning filter in water supply pipe;
cleaning production cell and ice-cube collec-
tion tray;
checking gas in cooling system;
checking operating cycle;
complete disinfecting of appliance.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If the appliance does not start up or if ice produc-
tion is interrupted, before contacting the Author-
ised Service Centre make the following checks:
electrical system:
make sure that the plug
has been correctly inserted and that the
switch (Fig. 2 Part 2) and the pushbutton (Fig.
5 Part 1) are both in the ‘ON’ position
water system:
make sure that the stop-
cock (Fig. 2 Part 3) is ‘OPEN’;
air or water temperature:
should be within
range indicated in point D;
excessive noise:
check for contact with
furniture or sheet metal that could cause noise
or vibrations;
water leaks:
make sure that the discharge
is not blocked, the water-supply pipes are
correctly connected and that they are not
crushed or damaged;
the water solenoid valve filter:
make sure
also that is not clogged up;
the sprayers:
make sure that they are not
clogged up with scale or impurities.
If problems persist, make the appli-
ance completely safe by disconnect-
ing electric and water supplies and
contact the nearest Authorised Serv-
ice Centre. Quote the product model
shown on the rating plate.
