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7. Before requesting for customer service

 

 

Check the following if operation of the product is not satisfactory:

 

If you find the operation unsatisfactory after checking, contact the local dealer or customer service center.

 

Provide the following details:

 

(Model, serial number, name of local dealer, date of purchase, and current condition of the product)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Operating Condition

 

Check Points

 

Measures

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1. Machine does not 

work.

 

 

1. Is the machine supplied with electric power? (Did 

you plug it to the electrical outlet?)

 

 

1. Supply it with electric power. 

(Plug it to the electrical outlet.)

 

2. Did the high pressure safety switch (red 

button) at the upper back work?

 

2. Check the cooling water. In the

 

case of the air-cooled type, remove dust 

from the condenser.

 

3. Is the power supply of the machine 

using correctly?

 

3. Check the power supply.

 

Use the correct power to outlet.

 

4. Is the three-level switch (inside the front cover) in 

the ICE MAKING position?

 

4. If it's in the OFF position or in the 

WASHING position, change it to ICE 

MAKING position.

 

5. WATER CURTAIN is open?

 

5. Check the water curtain

 

 

 

 

2. Too late ice 

formation

 

1. The machine is too dirty.

 

1. Clean it using the cleaning method

 

described in Paragraph 6.

 

2. The ambient temperature is too low.

 

(air-cooled type)

 

2. Adjust the ambient temperature to

 

be above 50

 

3. Dregs gathered in the cooling water

 

flow regulating valve. (water-cooled type)

 

3. Clean the valve using the cleaning

 

method described in Paragraphs 6.

 

4. The ice thickness sensor is too wide.

 

4. Adjust it to 0.23~0.31inches.

 

 

3. Too late ice 

formation

 

1. Water supply is too weak.

 

1. Increase the water supply pressure.

 

Clean the filtering device (strainer) at the back.

 

2. The machine is too dirty.

 

2. Clean it using the same method

 

described in Paragraph 6.

 

 

 

 

4. Poor ice formation or 

poor water freezing

 

1. The ice thickness sensor works abnormally.

 

1. Use the adjusting bolt to keep it

 

0.23~0.31inches wide.

 

2. The water level is too high or too low.

 

2. Adjust the FLOATER higher or lower.

 

3. FLOAT is strange.

 

3. Check whether it's working normally.

 

4. Filtering device (strainer) is stopped up.

 

4. Take apart the strainer at the back and clean it.

 

5. Operating pressure is too high.

 

5. Refer to 3-2).

 

 

 

 

5. Too small quantity of 

ice production

 

1. Water is too dirty.

 

1. Clean it using the same method

 

described in Paragraph 6.

 

2. Water is in short supply.

 

2. Check the water supply pressure or whether

 

water supply has beensuspended.

 

3. The condenser is dirty.

 

3. In the case of the air-cooled type ondenser,

 

clean the aluminum fins at the back.

 

4. The ambient temperature is too high.

 

4. Adjust the ambient temperature to be below 100

 

6. Water stagnant in the 

storage container

 

1. The drain opening is higher than the container.

 

1. Install the drain opening lower than the container.

 

2. The drain opening is stopped up.

 

2. Clean the hose.

 

 

Summary of Contents for IM/WM-0460-AC

Page 1: ...1100 RC RH Thismachinecannotbeusedinanyothercountrywheretheelectricvoltage for its power supply is not available This product is designed for indoor installation Please be sure to install it indoors T...

Page 2: ...ns for connecting water supply Suitable installation condition and place After installation About grounding 3 What to check before using the product Howtouse DRAINSWITCH 4 Names of main parts 5 Genera...

Page 3: ...rvice repair expense SHOULDBEDONE PROHIBITION Warning DO NOT DISASSEMBLE DO NOT TOUCH DISCONNECT POWER PLUG GROUNDED Use a single receptacle for the ice machine Anelectricalfiremaybecausedbyareceptacl...

Page 4: ...Stop the operation When the smell of something burning or smoke is emitted from the machine or if the product malfunctions immediately unplug the product and stop operation Operating the product under...

Page 5: ...urrent leak electric shock and or fire Besuretocontactthecustomerservicecenterifthepowercord or plug gets peeled Prohibition Do not let children hang on the door of the icemaker Injury to the child or...

Page 6: ...le holding the plug body Pullingthepowercordorusingascrewdrivertounplugmaycause fire or electric sparks Grounded The Ice Machine must be connected to a grounded power source An ungrounded circuit may...

Page 7: ...manualforthesafestusage by users who are not familiar with the product Do not slide the hand or foot in under the icemaker The bottom of this product has diverse parts including metal sheet which may...

Page 8: ...be inserted deeper than 4 Installing the product and container for the IM WM 0460 AC AH WC WH IM WM 0460 AC AH 115V IM WM 0460 AC AH WC WH 22 IM WM 0680 AC AH WC WH 1 Usetheliftingdevicetoputtheprodu...

Page 9: ...idesmatch 5 Detach both side panels by loosening the bolts Bolt 6 Assemble the container and product with the included bolts excluded IM WM 0460 AC AH WC WH 22 7 Reassemblethesidepanelstocomplete inst...

Page 10: ...productontheloadingpartasthefirststep The loading part should be higher than 50 inches Product body Theright side of the product has thecompressor and weighs more so moreforcehas to beapplied by at le...

Page 11: ...front cover loosen the bolts from the protection cover on the upper right part 3 Fixtheincluded sidebracketsasinthe figure Makesurethescrewsatthefrontare slightly tightened 4 Insert the bracket downw...

Page 12: ...hatmoisture from thecontainerof theice makerabove willnot be accumulatedinthe control box both in the upper and lower parts as in the figure 8 Refertothefigureontheright which showsthe completedinstal...

Page 13: ...the amount of ice produced too lowpressurewillpreventicefrombeingmadeatall Installanauxiliary pressure pump in this case IM WM 0460 AC AH WC AH IM WM 0460 AC AH 115V IM WM 0680 AC AH Water Cooled only...

Page 14: ...inlet 3 8 FPT Leftover water outlet from cooling part Container water outlet Icemakingwaterdrain 3 4 FPT Cooling water supply outlet IM WM 0680 WC WH Water Cooled only Ice making water supplyinlet 3 8...

Page 15: ...thewalls Theminimumdistancerequiredis8inchesfromthe walls for normal operation P l ace w i t h good vent i l at i on Poorventilationwillleadtopoorice making capability 8 inches O n even surf aces Unev...

Page 16: ...ns Thus proper drainingmust be prepared Sincethereis dangerofelectricshockduetomoisturefromleak besuretoobservethefollowing 1 Wheninstallingthe product indoors be sureto havea natural drainagefacility...

Page 17: ...age Plug into the correct outlet 2 Supplying Water to the Icemaker Open the faucet to supply water to the icemaker 3 Ice making Turnon the ELB switchback the product select models Turnonthepowerswitch...

Page 18: ...ssary G roundi ng m et hod Without grounding terminal In case of plugging the icemaker into an outlet without a grounding terminal connect the ground wire to the copper plate and then bury it under th...

Page 19: ...aplace where waterpressureisverylow removethe front cover and then adjust the FLOATER heighttobehigherwithintherangeofavoidance of overflowbyslightlyunscrewingthewaterlevel adjusting screw 3 3 How To...

Page 20: ...e drain switch ON position then every each cycle when icing drain the remaining part of the water in the ice machine and cleared the water about 1 300cc DRAIN SWITCH Whenthedrainswitch ON position you...

Page 21: ...drainingofacertainamount 1 300cc per cycle will bestopped Power switch Drain switch Applicable if the user wants to increase the amount of ice Ice quality may deteriorate slightly Water container IM W...

Page 22: ...0 AC AH 115V IM WM 0680 AC AH WC WH FRONT VIEW DISPLAY LAMP AND POWERSWITCH PRODUCT DRAIN SWITCH OR ELB SWITDH OR NONE CONTAINER POWER SWITCH Diagram of the front inside PROXIMITY SENSOR PUMP MOTOR DR...

Page 23: ...ames of main parts IM WM 0460 AC AH WC WH 22 FRONTVIEW ELB SWITDH OR NONE DISPLAY LAMP AND POWERSWITCH PRODUCT CONTAINER Diagram of the front inside DRAIN SWITCH PROXIMITY SENSOR PUMP MOTOR 23 DRAIN P...

Page 24: ...ater cooling models DISPLAY LAMP CONTAINER ICE MAKING WATER SUPPLY INLET DRAIN CONTAINER WATER DISCHARGE WATER DISTRIBUTOR ICE THICKNESS SENSOR ICE THICKNESS ADJUSTING BOLT EVAPORATOR DISPLAY LAMP Dia...

Page 25: ...5 74 lb 165 3 163 1 After being packaged kg 77 87 lb 169 7 191 8 Cooling Unit Compressor Model No Nj9226GK Output HP 1 2 Current A 5 2 Cooling Method Fan Motor Water Cooled WaterAdjust ValveSetting Va...

Page 26: ...3 lb 213 8 183 After being packaged kg 99 70 lb 218 2 154 Cooling Unit Compressor Model No R92j183ABC Nj9238GK Output HP 1 5 1 Current A 7 2 7 Cooling Method Fan Motor Water Cooled WaterAdjust ValveSe...

Page 27: ...Weight Before being packaged kg 110 92 110 lb 242 5 203 242 5 After being packaged kg 123 105 123 lb 271 1 231 271 1 Cooling Unit Compressor Model No R92j253ABCA CS14K6E Output HP 2 0 2 0 Current A 10...

Page 28: ...t Compressor Model No NT6220GKV Output HP 3 4 Current A 5 92 Cooling Method Fan Motor Water Adjust Valve Setting Value psi Ice Thickness Adjustment Control Control by ICE probe sensing Full Ice Amount...

Page 29: ...being packaged kg 78 5 76 lb 173 167 6 Cooling Unit Compressor Model No NT6220GKV Output HP 3 4 Current A 5 92 Cooling Method Fan Motor Water Cooled WaterAdjust Valve Setting Value psi 265 Ice Thickne...

Page 30: ...duct with detergent be sure to rinse the product for more than 20 minutes there should be no bubbles left fromdetergent Do not use detergent for laundry WATER DISTRIBUTOR DRAINSWITCH WM 0460 22 WM 068...

Page 31: ...g procedure and clean the machine at least once a month 1 SetthemainswitchtotheOFFpositionaftericefallsfromtheevaporatorattheendofa harvestcycle Or setthe mainswitchtotheOFFpositionaftericeismeltedont...

Page 32: ...repeated 5times 5 Repeat the cycle above for 2 or 3times Refill the container with mild detergent as needed 6 Dilutedetergentwithwatertocleantheicecontainer hoses ice bucket or water container 7 Put b...

Page 33: ...50 3 Dregs gathered in the cooling water flow regulating valve water cooled type 3 Cleanthevalveusingthecleaning method described in Paragraphs 6 4 The ice thickness sensor is too wide 4 Adjust it to...

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