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the appliance must be connected to the electricity mains by professionally qualified personnel in accordance with the 
Manufacturer’s instructions 

 

before connecting the appliance to the electricity mains, make sure that the mains voltage rating corresponds to the value 
indicated on the rating plate 

 

make sure that the appliance is connected to an efficient earthing system 

 

make sure that the capacity of the power supply system suits the maximum power value indicated on the rating plate of the 
appliance 

 

the appliance is supplied with a plug, prepare a socket controlled by an omnipolar circuit-breaker (7 in Fig. 4), with a contact-
opening gap of not less than 3 mm, that provides full disconnection under overvoltage category III conditions, sin accordance 
with national safety standards currently in force. This switch must be equipped with fuses, with the associated residual current 
device positioned in such a way as to be readily accessible. Insert the plug into the socket controlled by the switch (7 in Fig. 4) 

 

the plug must only be replaced by professionally qualified and authorized personnel, and the new plug must comply with 
current national safety standards 

 

if the appliance comes supplied without a plug and you wish to connect it permanently to the power supply, prepare an omnipolar 
circuit-breaker (7 in Fig. 4), with a contact-opening gap of not less than 3 mm, that provides full disconnection under overvoltage 
category III conditions, in accordance with national safety standards currently in force. This switch must be equipped with fuses, 
with the associated residual current device positioned in such a way as to be readily accessible. 

This operation must be carried 

out by a specialized technician 

 

make sure that you fully uncoil the power supply cable and check that it is not crushed in any way 

 

should the supply cable be damaged, it must be replaced by a specialized technician using a special cable available from the 
Manufacturer or from the Technical Service Centres 

 
 
 

6  START-UP 

6.1 CLEANING INTERNAL PARTS 

The appliance will have already been cleaned in the factory. However, you are advised to wash the internal parts again before 
using the appliance. Make sure that the power supply cable is unplugged before carrying out the above cleaning operation. 

See cleaning and sanitizing manual for information regarding cleaning operations. 

 

Use ordinary washing-up liquid or a water and vinegar solution for cleaning operations; after cleaning, rinse thoroughly with cold 
water and discard the ice produced during the first 30 minutes after cleaning, together with any ice present in the bin. 
It is advisable to avoid using abrasive detergents or powders, since these might damage the finish.  

 

6.2 START-UP  

Once the appliance has been correctly connected to the electricity mains, water mains and water drain system, it can be started 
up as follows: 

a)

  turn on the water supply tap (8 in Fig. 4) 

b)

  insert the plug (if any) in the socket and switch on the power supply by means of the relative switch fitted during the installation 

phase (7 in Fig. 4) 

 

Switch on appliance by pressing the luminous switch (13 in Fig. 3). 
For appliances that are connected permanently to the electricity mains, turn on by means of the switch on the outside of the 
appliance, fitted during the installation phase. 
 

6.3 CLEANING THE STEEL PARTS 

The appliance was cleaned initially in the factory. For subsequent cleaning operations on the steel parts of the machine, comply with the 
instructions below: 
Do not allow saline solutions to dry or pool on the external steel components of the machine, as this may lead to corrosion.  
Avoid contact with ferrous material (scourers, forks, ladles, scrapers, etc.) to prevent corrosion, contamination from ferrous particles 
circulating in the receptacle. 
Carefully clean the stainless steel parts with a damp cloth, water and soap or common, non-abrasive chlorine or ammonia based 
detergents.  

 

 

7  MAIN CAUSES OF OPERATING FAILURE 

Should the appliance fail to produce ice, before calling on the Authorized Technical Service Centre, first check carefully that: 
•  the water supply tap (8 in Fig. 4), fitted during the installation phase, has been turned on 
•  electric power is reaching the appliance; the plug (if any) is properly inserted in the socket, the switch (7 in Fig. 4) is in the “ON” 

position, and the push button (13 in Fig. 3) is lighted up 

 

Furthermore: 
•  if there is excessive noise, make sure that the appliance is not touching furniture or sheet metal which can give rise to noise or 

vibrations 

Summary of Contents for ICE115AS-R2

Page 1: ...Mod ICE115AS R2 Production code GB903A HC 08 2018 ...

Page 2: ...5014 1 Electromagnetic compatibility requirements for household appliances electric tools and similar apparatus Emission EN 55014 2 Electromagnetic compatibility requirements for household appliances electric tools and similar apparatus Immunity product family standard EN 61000 3 2 Electromagnetic compatibility Limits Limits for harmonic current emissions equipment with input current up to and inc...

Page 3: ...P 6 3 CLEANING THE STEEL PARTS 7 MAIN CAUSES OF OPERATING FAILURE 8 OPERATION 9 MAINTENANCE 9 1 CLEANING THE FILTER OF WATER SUPPLY SOLENOID VALVE 9 2 AIR COOLED MODELS 9 3 CLEANING AND SANITIZING OPERATIONS 10 CLEANING 11 SANITIZING 12 PERIODS AT A STANDSTILL The figures in this Manual are of a general nature Some details may therefore differ depending on the specific model The Manufacturer decli...

Page 4: ...ion if the installation has been carried out in compliance with local laws and regulations and according to the instructions in this manual This appliance contains R290 refrigerant a natural gas that is not harmful to the environment but is flammable R290 refrigerant is a colourless odourless gas and as such its presence cannot be identified by the senses This condition requires special safety mea...

Page 5: ... starting the appliance CHECK IT IS IN GOOD CONDITION IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT DO NOT USE IT It is absolutely forbidden for the user to access the appliance s cooling circuit in case of necessity call the authorized assistance WARNING Do not use mechanical devices such as screwdrivers sharp tools or other means to speed up the defrosting process WARNING Keep the vents in the appliance casing or flu...

Page 6: ...l number and model of the appliance The manual describes the state of the art at the time of supply of the appliance the distributor reserves the right to modify its appliances when deemed useful at any time without having to update this document or document relating to previous production batches The technical staff in charge of the activities performed on the appliance are responsible for the ap...

Page 7: ...y with the Manufacturer s instructions and to make sure that maintenance is performed by specially qualified personnel do not remove any of the panels or grilles do not rest objects on the appliance or in front of the ventilation grilles always lift the appliance to move it even slightly Do not push or pull it any use of the appliance other than the ice production using cold drinking water will be...

Page 8: ... particular models will be attached to this instruction manual Use of this electrical appliance requires compliance with certain fundamental rules in particular do not touch the appliance with wet or damp hands or feet do not use the appliance when you are barefoot do not use extensions in premises such as bathrooms or shower rooms do not tug on the power supply cable to disconnect it from the mai...

Page 9: ...turer 5 The weighted equivalent continuous sound level A of this appliance is less than 70 dB A The measurements were taken 1 metre from the surface of the appliance and 1 60 metres above ground during ice production The wiring diagram is stuck on the front counterpanel or inside front panel of the appliance In order to gain access thereto unplug the appliance from the power source loosen the scre...

Page 10: ...ons this appliance must be only be supplied with cold water for human consumption drinking water the operating pressure must be between 0 1 and 0 6 MPa a tap must be installed between the water mains and the feed pipe of the appliance so that the water supply may be shut off if necessary where the feed water is particularly hard you are advised to install a polyvalent cartridge filter Any solid pa...

Page 11: ...s again before using the appliance Make sure that the power supply cable is unplugged before carrying out the above cleaning operation See cleaning and sanitizing manual for information regarding cleaning operations Use ordinary washing up liquid or a water and vinegar solution for cleaning operations after cleaning rinse thoroughly with cold water and discard the ice produced during the first 30 ...

Page 12: ...ig 4 fitted during installation unscrew the threaded ring nut 11 of the water feed hose located at the outlet of the solenoid valve at the rear of the appliance using a pair of pliers remove the filter 14 from its seat without damaging the water feed pipe connector place the filter under a strong jet of water to remove residue but replace the filter if it is excessively dirty After having carried ...

Page 13: ... sheet metal parts in particular gloves suitable to protect the skin against the substances used must be worn when performing all cleaning and sanitizing operations wear suitable goggles during cleaning and sanitizing operations to protect the eyes against splashes of the substances used take care not to spill water or solutions on the wiring or the power cable 10 CLEANING 1 switch off appliance 2...

Page 14: ...move the stick that holds the floating valve 9 connect appliance to mains electricity supply and switch on 10 rinse evaporator leaving appliance running for at least 10 minutes 11 close lid of water basin 12 refit rear panel 13 reposition top securing it to rear panel with the screw The ice flaker can now be reactivated as specified in the instruction book IMPORTANT All the ice produced during the...

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