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9. Error type

Type

Cause

Indicator lamp

Measures

Disabling 

indication

Operation

Filled

Storage bin is filled with ice cubes.

'FULL' indicator 

lights up

Use ice cubes

Automatically disabled 

when the storage bin 

has some room.

Stops

Water supply 

error

Water for ice making is not supplied 

on time.

'NO WATER' 

indicator lights up

Check water 

supply

Power back on when 

water is supplied 

Stops

Evaporator 

temperature 

error

Evaporator is not cooled down 

properly.

'TEMP' indicator 

flashes each 

second

Check cooling part

(Contact 

manufacturer)

Power back on when 

cooling issue is resolved.

Stops

Evaporator inlet is overcooled.

'TEMP' and 'MOTOR' 

indicators flash 

every 2 seconds 

simultaneously

Unplug and plug 

back power cord 

in 1 hour

(Contact 

manufacturer if 

error persists)

Power back on when 

cooling issue is resolved.

Stops

Low 

temperature 

error of 

condenser

Ambient temperature is too low 

(Lower than 1 ℃(33.8℉))

'TEMP' indicator 

flashes every 4 

seconds

Operate 

with ambient 

temperature 

above 10℃

(50℉)

Automatically disabled 

when ambient 

temperature goes above 

10℃(50℉)

Stops

High 

temperature 

error of 

condenser

Ambient temperature is too high or 

condenser fails to cool

(higher than 75℃(167℉))

'TEMP' indicator 

lights up

Check coolant 

supply lines

Automatically disabled 

when ambient 

temperature goes above 

60℃(140℉).

Stops

Motor lock 

error

Motor is locked by foreign objects 

inside the product.

'MOTOR' indicator 

lights up

Unplug and plug 

back power cord 

in 1 hour

(Contact 

manufacturer if 

error persists)

Power back on when the 

issue is resolved.

Stops

Evaporator 

sensor error

Evaporator temperature sensor 

malfunctions

'TEMP' indicator 

lights up and 

'MOTOR' indicator 

flashes

Replace the 

sensor

(Contact 

manufacturer)

Power back on after 
replacing the sensor

Stops

Condenser 

sensor error

Condenser temperature sensor 

malfunctions

'TEMP' indicator 

flashes and 

'MOTOR' indicator 

lights up 

Replace the 

sensor

(Contact 

manufacturer)

Power back on after 
replacing the sensor

Stops

High pressure 

error

Condenser fails to cool

'TEMP' and 

'MOTOR' 

indicators light up 

simultaneously

Check coolant 

supply lines

(Contact 

manufacturer 

 if error persists)

Power back on after 

solving coolant supply 

issue

Stops

Summary of Contents for IFI-770N

Page 1: ...supply is not available This product is designed for indoor installation Please be sure to install it indoors The external appearance design color and or components of this machine may be changed wit...

Page 2: ...r installation 2 Specifications 3 Part names 5 Starting the product How to power on Ice making Water outlet evaporator Stopping the product 8 Maintenance clearing and sterilizing Maintenance schedule...

Page 3: ...ice repair expense An electrical fire may be caused by a receptacle holding more than one item Do not use an adapter or an extension cord A fire may occur if plug is not cleaned Clean the plug if cove...

Page 4: ...may cause explosion and fire Do not place or store heavy items or the top of the product Do not install the machine under humidity area or near the water sprayed zone Stop the operation When the smel...

Page 5: ...r fire Be sure to contact the customer service center if the power cord or plug gets peeled Do not disassemble Do not modify the parts of icemaker and repair alone by yourself without a qualified tech...

Page 6: ...oduct failure or an electric shock Using multiple appliances on one power strip may cause fire Thus be sure to plug only one appliance especially when using this product Disconnect power plug For clea...

Page 7: ...d into the bottom will cause injury The bottom of this product has diverse parts including metal sheet which may cause injury Plugging in right away may cause overload and malfunction Caution Remove a...

Page 8: ...5 lbs 78 5 kg 173 lbs After being packaged 92 5 kg 204 lbs 94 kg 207 lbs 88 5 kg 195 lbs Cooling Unit Output 1 HP Cooling type Air Cooled Type Water Cooled Type Refrigerant R 404A Gear Motor AC Supply...

Page 9: ...pe FRONT BOTTOM REAR ICE OUTLET ID 138 mm 5 4 560 mm 22 286 mm 11 3 557 mm 21 9 660 mm 26 289 mm 11 4 POWER SWITCH STATUS INDICATOR DISPLAY PANEL MAIN S W ELB DRAIN OUTLET WATER INLET TOP PANEL POWER...

Page 10: ...10 We Think of Customer Satisfaction LEFT RIGHT 645 mm 25 4 640 mm 25 2 55 mm 2 2 RIGHT PANEL LEFT PANEL SIDE FILTER...

Page 11: ...ATER INLET COND WATER DRAIN 3 Part names Water cooled type BOTTOM ICE OUTLET ID 138 mm 5 4 286 mm 11 3 289 mm 11 4 560 mm 22 557 mm 21 9 660 mm 26 POWER SWITCH STATUS INDICATOR DISPLAY PANEL MAIN S W...

Page 12: ...12 We Think of Customer Satisfaction LEFT RIGHT 645 mm 25 4 640 mm 25 2 55 mm 2 2 RIGHT PANEL LEFT PANEL...

Page 13: ...quired is 20cm 8 from the walls for normal operation Make sure that there is a minimum gap of 45cm 17 7 from the top of the product for clearing and maintaining the auger To the place with good ventil...

Page 14: ...ust be prepared Since there is danger of electric shock due to moisture from leak be sure to observe the following 1 When installing the product indoors be sure to have a natural drainage facility and...

Page 15: ...2 Front panel Unscrew the fixing screws at the bottom of the front panel and pull both sides to remove the panel 3 Side panel Remove the front panel first unscrew the fixing screws at the front and p...

Page 16: ...all 4 feet 1 Use the lifting device to put the ice maker on top of the bin Otherwise at least 2 to 3 persons must work together to put the ice maker on the bin 2 As the first phase put the ice maker o...

Page 17: ...to the back of the ice maker Ice maker Storage bin Screw Tapping screw not included Fixing bracket The ice maker must be fixed as in the figure below after putting it on top of the bin The manufacture...

Page 18: ...ater inlet for ice making 10 32 50 90 1 5 f 14 4 71 1 psi 3 8 PT M 3 4 PF M Water outlet for ice making 3 4 PT F 3 4 NPT F Higher than 5cm 0 2 Floor Water outlet of ice maker How to connect water inle...

Page 19: ...not necessary Grounding method if there is no grounding terminal In case of plugging the icemaker into an rating AC outlet without a grounding terminal connect the ground wire to the copper plate and...

Page 20: ...utlet only Open the faucet to supply water to the icemaker Turn on the earth leak breaker on the back and the power switch on the display panel on the front to initiate the ice making operation When t...

Page 21: ...Set the power switch on the front to center OFF 3 Insert the plug to a power outlet that suits power requirements 4 Set the circuit breaker switch on the back to ON when you are ready Circuit breaker...

Page 22: ...e ice maker or removing any remaining water and ice from the product Selecting DRAIN starts the draining and running of the motor The ice maker stops after 5 minutes Setting the switch at OFF stops th...

Page 23: ...an additional 60 seconds This is for protecting the motor by removing any ice or water from the cylinder If draining was going on the product stops after draining is complete If OFF is selected before...

Page 24: ...n certain speed level due to resistance TEMP AND MOTOR LAMP RED Both lamps blinking every 2 seconds When evaporator outgoing temperature is low less than 18 0 4 Both lamps on Refrigerant high pressure...

Page 25: ...ch to DRAIN to completely drain water from the ice maker Up to 5 minutes 2 Turn off the power and the circuit breaker OFF and unplug the power cord from the power outlet 3 Remove the panels in the seq...

Page 26: ...hand valve back to 12 o clock clockwise to close it and reassemble the water inlet and outlet hoses Water inlet and outlet in the back of the ice maker Front Back Assemble water inlet outlet hoses Op...

Page 27: ...rcuit breaker OFF and unplug the power cord from the power outlet Risk of suffocation After maintenance works make sure that all parts fixing parts screws bolts are in place Make sure that no part fal...

Page 28: ...xing seal bolt 1 Check for leakage around the seal bolt Tighten as needed or replace the O ring 2 The O ring must be replaced each time the seal bolt is loosened and tightened again Apply Loctite 243...

Page 29: ...mild detergent However when the rust has gotten really bad it must be removed with 15 nitric acid solution or commercially available stainless steel cleaner 4 Rust from exhaust gas or acid rain In env...

Page 30: ...clogged in Step 7 make sure to unclog it before starting operation 10 As with the following description clean contaminated water level sensors high low by disassembling the water tank Otherwise move...

Page 31: ...ompletely rinse all parts with clean water Any remaining cleaning solution will cause corrosion 11 Make sure that all parts are assembled in correct places Ice suite guide panel must be assembled so t...

Page 32: ...emperature above 10 50 Automatically disabled when ambient temperature goes above 10 50 Stops High temperature error of condenser Ambient temperature is too high or condenser fails to cool higher than...

Page 33: ...ng Check the water source 4 Is water valve working Check and contact the customer service center 3 Takes too long to make ice cubes 1 Ice maker is too dirty too much dust Air cooled type Disassemble t...

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