ICE MAKER User's Manual Model KCU-180-AH ㆍAs this product is designed for indoor use, please do not use outdoors. This unit requires a floor drain. . The water supply and drain hose are not supplied with the unit and will need to be purchased separately. ㆍMake sure to familiarize yourself with this user's manual prior to using the product and ensure easy access to this manual. Appearance, design and/or color of this product may be changed without prior notice for improvement of the product's performance.
Contents Features of the Ice Maker Safety precautions Basic components Cautions for installation How to install Correct operation Indicator description Cleaning and disassembling Cleaning method Ice Maker cleaning and sanitizing Gasket cleaning guide..............
Features of the Ice Maker Thank you for purchasing this ice maker. Please read through this user manual as it aims to prevent injuries and ensure complete customer satisfaction. New, highly creative technology.Fast cooling anytime of the year.Unmatched ice making performance. 1. High/low water level sensor controls / MICOM controls - Automatic ice quantity control sensor enabling optimal ice making system. High water level sensor Low water level sensor 2.
Safety Precautions Safety precaution symbols are shown to help prevent accidents from the incorrect use of this product.Make sure to understand the following symbols and their meanings before continuing. Danger Warning Caution Failure to comply with the warning listed below may result in death, serious injury or fire. Failure to comply with the warning listed below may result in death, serious injury or fire.
Warning ■ The Ice Machine must be grounded. - Do not use an adapter or extension cord. - Do not remove the grounding prong. - The unit must be installed in accordance with the state and local electrical and plumbing codes. ■ Do not pull the power cord when unplugging the unit. - Otherwise, the cord will get damaged and cause fire or electric shock. - Remove by holding the plug. ■ Do not insert or touch the power plug with wet hands. - It may cause an electric shock.
Warning ■ Do not apply excessive force to the power cord, bend or place it under a heavy object. - It may cause an electric leak or electric shock. ■ Do not use a damaged power cord. - It may cause an electric shock or fire. - If the cord is damaged, contact your local service agent. ■ Do not pull on the power cord or move the product while operating. - It may cause a failure or fire. - It may cause a leak of water leak. ■ Handling in the event of abnormal circumstances.
Warning ■ For cleaning and maintenance, remove the power plug from the outlet and close the water supply valve. Perform work only after the ice making operation stops. - Failure to do so may cause an electric shock or injury. ■ Be sure to clean the air filter at least once a month. - When dust accumulates on the air filter, ventilation is restricted which may cause low ice production, excess power consumption and product failure.
Warning ■ Be sure to use the potable water supply. ■ When moving the product, do not tilt more than 45 degrees . - It may cause a product failure. ■ Do not twist or kink the water supply or drain hose. - It may cause a water leak, ice to melt in the bin or product failure. ■ The ice maker must be on a dedicated circuit. - When multiple plugs are connect using a power strip, it may cause a fire. ■ Do not let children climb or hang on the ice maker. - The ice maker may fall and cause serious injury.
Caution ■ Use this product as described in the user manual. - If you do not follow the instructions, it may cause an electric shock or property loss. - When transferring the product to another person, transfer the user manual with the product. ■ When the product is not going to be used for a long period of time, shut off the water supply, remove the ice and disconnect the plug from the outlet. ■ Do not use the product near a fireplace. - It may cause a fire. ■ Install the product in a sanitary location.
Caution ■ When needing to store ice for a long period of time, remove the ice from the bin and store in a freezer. - The ice bin is not refrigerated and relies on the ice coldness. Ice will melt over time. ■ Do not frequently press the power switch. - If you frequently press the switch, it may cause a product failure. ■ If a water leak occurs, unplug the unit and close the water supply valve. Contact your local service agent. - If you unplug the unit with wet hands, it may cause an electric shock.
Basic components [ FRONT ] [ BACK ] Door Rear panel Front panel Power Switch Power cord Levelling foot Ice making water supply inlet(3/8" FPT) [ SIDE ] Ice making water drain (3/4" FPT) [ Details ] Water distribution cover Ice making & evaporating device LED display Side panel R Fan motor Base plate R Rail frame R Air filter 11
Cautions for installation [ Installation area ] Install the product in a location away from any heat source. - Install the product away from heat generators such as heaters and gas stoves. - Do not install it in an area where the ambient temperature is above 100℉. Install the product in an area with good ventilation. - Bad ventilation will cause bad ice production. Install the product on an even and level floor area. - Unstable installation causes vibration, noise, ice non-forming, and low performance.
Install the product inside. - Do not place the unit outside. - Make sure the drain hose slopes downwards for drainage. the drain hose must slope downwards. Install the product in a location where children cannot gain access. - Always keep children away from the ice machine. ◆ Make sure to comply with the following. Caution As the product utilizes water, the installation site requires facilities for supplying and draining water.
How to install 1. Unpacking ice maker - After removing the cardboard outer box from the ice maker, remove the provided parts from inside the ice maker. 2. Installing the leveling feet - Install the 4 height adjustable feet onto the bottom of the ice maker. 3. Adjusting the level - Turn the feet to set the level and use the front feet to maintain evenness. 4.
Correct operation Protecting water supply hose - Do not place heavy objects, or walk, on the water supply hose. Appropriate water pressure, water temperature and ambient temperature Use the product while the supply pressure is within 20-8 0 psi, the water temperature is within 50-9 0 ℉, and ambient temperature is within 50-100℉. Connecting power - Connect the icemaker to an outlet with the correct voltage.The outlet must be on a dedicated circuit. 2.
Indicator description POWER indicator(green) - Lights up when power is supplied. ● POWER indicator flashes 1)Water not supplied properly: Upper limit sensor does not work within 5 minutes after opening the water supply valve(LOW) 2)Delayed ice making: Ice cubes are not made within 65 minutes (10 seconds for low limit sensor) 3)Delayed ice delivery: Ice cubes are not delivered within 5 minutes (ICE FULL not detected) 3 times in a row FULL indicator(yellow) - Lights up when the ice bin is full.
Cleaning and Disassembling [ Read the following carefully for proper handling! ] Warning : Disconnect the power plug before cleaning the machine or replacing parts. It may cause an electric shock or fire. - Do not directly spray water on the ice maker. It may cause a machine failure, electric leak or electric shock. Danger! It may cause erosion or damage to the product. - Do not use the soap powder, benzene, thinners, muriatic acid, petroleum, boiling water, or a wire brush.
[ Cautions for cleaning the external panels (stainless steel) ] ※ How to remove rust How to clean rusted parts 1. Rust spots in early stage - Rust spots in the early stages means that the stainless steel itself is not severely affected, thus mild detergent or any commercially available cleaning agent will restore to the original state. Rust will be removed with ease and low cost if regular cleaning is done at appropriate intervals. 2.
Cleaning Method [ Cleaning the ice bin and water trough. ] 1. Set the switch to OFF. ※ If the ice maker was in the ice making operation, it will stop after harvesting the current batch of ice cubes. ICE OFF WASH 2. Unplug the power cord from the outlet. 3. Close the water valve. 4. Remove the two thumbscrews at the top rear of the unit(see picture on right)remove the top cover and then the door. 5. Remove the sensors from the front and side of the water trough.
10. Reassemble in the reverse order. Assemble the high water level sensor onto the front of the water trough as in the figure below. (Make sure that the top and bottom holes in the fixing clip are left open.) Caution Make sure that the top extended part of the water distribution cover goes under the opposite surface. Water distribution cover Fixing holes ※ Make sure to clean the product at least once a month. [ How to clean air filter ] 1. Pull the air filter to the left and remove.
Ice machine cleaning and sanitizing The type and concentration of sanitizing agent(Ice Maker Cleaner, Sanitizer, mild or neutral detergent) is recommended to comply with 40 CFR 180.9403 or be registered with the USa Office of the pesticides program antimicrobials Division as a food contact sanitizer. - If produced by a device, as defined per 40 CFR 152.5003, Shown to be efficacious per the US EPa performance data. The device shall maintain a US EPa Site manufacturing device establishment number.
※ Warning Wear rubber gloves and safety goggles(and/or face shield) when handling Ice Machine Cleaner or Sanitizer. Cleaning Procedure Ice machine cleaner is used to remove lime scale and mineral deposits. It cannot be used to remove algae and slime. Refer to sanitization procedure on the following pages for removal of algae and slime. Cleaner Water 150 ml (5.3 oz) 1 Qt Sanitizer(5.25% Sodium Hypochlorite) Water 200 ml (7.05oz) 1.
Step 5. While the components are soaking into the solution, use a soft bristle brush to clean ice zone surface of bin. Clean door interior, door rail, bin and evaporator mounting bracket thoroughly and rinse them with clean water. Step 6. Replace all removed parts after cleaning Step 7. Set the switch to the WASH position to start automatic cleaning. Water is supplied automatically. Add 1.35oz of cleaner to the water trough.(Place the switch in the OFF position when adding cleaner to the water trough.
Bin Gasket Cleaning Guide * When cleaning the gasket, it is recommended to use a professional service agent. Disconnect power and water supply to the ice maker. TOP COVER 1. Loosen two screws behind the top cover and remove. 2. Remove the door(see picture on right) by sliding off the left and right door slides. DOOR 3. Remove the front grille from the front of machine by loosening screws on left and right. GRILLE 4.
Product error guide Type Cause No water No water supply supply in time for ice production Display Lamp POWER lamp blinks Ice No completed ice POWER lamp making making within 65min. blinks delayed (10sec detection of Float_L ) Solution 1.Check the amount of water supply 2.Check the connections 1. Clean the condenser 2. Clean the evaporator 3. Use machine below 100F ambient temperature. 4. Check the condenser section (Contact service center) 1. Clean the evaporator (remove incomplete ice cubes) 2.
Ice thickness control There are three steps to adjust ice cube thickness. 1. The float switch is installed in 'Normal' mode at the factory . There are 4 protruding buttons on the water trough and 6 holes on the bracket. To adjust the ice thickness, detach the float switch bracket from the water trough and adjust per instructions below. 2. To make ice cube thinner or thicker, change the hole's location to move up or down.
Ice Making and Harvesting Operations ◆ When ice cubes are made at the ice making evaporator, low water level sensor works and ice delivery starts. ◆ Ice cubes will automatically fall and are collected in the ice bin when they are removed by high pressure gas. Maintenance 1. General maintenance and check list - The user must install and use the product as mentioned in this manual. - If you do not understand the installation procedure and safety instructions, contact a service agency.
Maintenance schedule ※ Following maintenance schedule is for reference. ※ More frequent maintenance will be needed in accordance with the local hygiene regulations, water quality, and conditions at the location. Inspection schedule Area Daily SCOOP Monthly Every 6 months Yearly 28 Details 1. Clean the ice scoop with mild detergent. 2. Make sure that the scoop is completely rinsed. Air Filter 1. Check filter for dust and clean with warm water and mild detergent. Outside water filter 1.
What to check [ Sensor system ] 1. Bin full sensor - This ice maker is designed as a complete ice making and storage system. - The automatic sensor detects when the amount of ice reaches the top of the ice bin and stops making ice. - The sensor also detects when the ice has been removed from the bin and resumes the ice making process. - The ice maker operates automatically as a fixed system. Water trough 3.
Troubleshooting If the ice maker is not performing as designed, check the following items. If the symptoms still persist, contact the dealer or manufacturer. Operational status What to check 1. Is Power supplied? 1. Ice maker does not work 2. Water is not supplied. 2. Set the switch to "ICE". 3. Is power supplied at 115 V ± 10 %? 3. Check the power and make sure to use a dedicated power outlet. 1. Is water valve closed? 1. Open the water valve. 2. Is water inlet hose installed properly? 2.
Specifications Specifications Item Unit Maximum ice making capacity lb/day 177 Cooling capacity 90F Ice cubes are produced 30 minutes after powering on Storage capacity lb 77 Dimensions W x D x H (including feet) inch 26.0 x 27.3 x 39.0 Power source Single phase 115 V / 60 Hz Rated current A 7.0 Packing Freezing capability Before After lb KCU-180-AH 154.3 171.9 Refrigerant GAS R-404A Condenser Air cooling Fin-tube type - Half dice Size of ice / quantity inch 0.4"w x 0.
Ice Machine Limited Warranty Ice Machine Limited Warranty Subject to the exclusions and limitations below, MVP Group warrants to the original consumer that any new ice machine shall be free of defects in material or workmanship for the warranty period outlined below, under normal use and maintenance, and upon proper installation and start up in accordance with the instruction manual supplied with the product.
Replacement Part Warranty: Following the expiration of MVP Group’s product warranty, any replacement part purchased by the equipment owner is warranted for a period of ninety (90) days from installation date of replacement part, the compressor or evaporator is warrantied for a period of one (1) year from installation date of replacement part. All parts are to be sourced through the local Distributor to qualify for warranty.
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