40
Minimum distance 1.5 - 2 mm
Fig. 6.3: Setting the ice cube thickness
Trough
Water level sensor
Fig. 6.4: Setting of the ice cube height
6.3 Setting the ice cube thickness
1. Switch off the machine at the production switch (Position “Produktion
aus/off”) and pull the power plug. Remove the machine cover and the
cover of the technical equipment box (marked with a flash symbol).
2. Release the left locking screw at the ice thickness limit switch.
3. Change the position of the ice thickness limit switch:
Move upwards
→
thicker cubes
Move downwards
→
thinner cubes
4. Tighten the screw, insert the power plug and switch on the machine
(Position “Produktion ein/on”) and monitor a production cycle.
5. Once the required ice thickness is reached, switch off the machine
(Position “Produktion aus/off”) and pull the power plug. Replace the
electrics box and housing covers and fasten the screws. Re-start the
machine.
CAUTION:
At the maximum setting, ensure that a minimum distance of
approx. 1.5 to 2 mm remains between the individual finished ice cubes
(see Fig. 6.3). Otherwise there is a risk of the machine producing an ice
plate, which would lead to malfunction.
6.4 Setting of the ice cube height
1. Switch off the machine at the production switch (Position “Produktion
aus/off”) and pull the power plug. Remove the machine cover and the
cover of the technical equipment box (marked with a flash symbol).
2. Release the fixing screw of the water level sensor.
3. Change the position of the water level sensor
Move upwards
→
longer ice cubes
Move downwards
→
shorter ice cubes
4. Tighten the screw, insert the power plug and switch on the machine
(Position “Produktion ein/on”) and monitor a production cycle.
5. Switch off the machine (Position “Produktion aus/off”) and pull the
power plug once the required ice cube height is reached. Replace the
electrics box and housing cover and tighten the screws. Re-start the
machine.
CAUTION:
At the maximum setting of the water level sensor, ensure that
no water spills over the edge of the trough during the production cycle
(during trough movement).
7. Care, maintenance and trouble shooting
7.1 Cleaning
In order to ensure faultless and hygienic operation of the machine, it should be cleaned and checked regularly
depending on local conditions.
NOTE: For effective cleaning and disinfecting, and for quick and lasting removal of deposits (lime, rust,
iron, manganese) we recommend using the ready-to-use special cleaner from WESSAMAT. It can be
ordered from specialised dealers or directly from WESSAMAT.
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