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Maintenance Schedule 

 

The following maintenance schedule is a guideline. 

 

Maintenance and repair should be done more frequently according to water quality, equipment usage  

environment and local hygiene regulations. 

Inspection 
Schedule 

Area 

Contents 

Daily 

Chute 

1. Clean the ice scoops with a neutral detergent. 
2. Rinse thoroughly after cleaning. 

Weekly 

Air Filters (air-cooled) 

1. Inspect for dust and wash dirt with warm water and neutral detergent. 

Monthly 

External water filter 

1. Make sure that the pressure is adequate and make changes if needed. 

Outside of the icemaker 

1. Wipe it with a clean, soft cloth, and use a cloth dampened with a neutral 
detergent to wipe away any accumulated dust or grease. 
2. Clean the chlorine dye (green spots) with non-abrasive detergent. 

The bottom of the ice 

maker 

1. Wipe clean with clean cloth and warm water. 

Every six 

months 

Dispenser and reservoir 

1. Clean and disinfect according to the disinfection instructions given in the 
instruction manual. 

Evaporator condensate 

drain pan and Geared 

motor drain pan 

1.  Wipe clean with clean cloths and warm water, and slowly pour a cup of 

disinfectant solution (prepared as described in the instructions for disinfection 
in the manual) into the evaporator condensate drain pan. 

2.  Take care not to overflow the drain pan. 
3.  This disinfectant solution will flow out through the geared motor drain pan and 

drain passage. 

4.  Rinse repeatedly with a glass of clean water. 

Ice maker and reservoir 

1. Always check that it is kept clean. 

Ice exit fixing 

seal bolt 

1. Check for leaks around the seal bolt. Tighten if necessary and replace O-rings. 
2.  Always replace the O-ring when loosening the seal bolt and tighten it again. If 
there  is  no  O-ring,  apply  Loctite  243 or  equivalent  fixing  agent  so that  it does  not 
leak. 

Every year 

Water supply valve and 

Drain valve 

1. Close the shutoff valve to shut off the water supply line and drain the water. 
2. Clean the inlet of the water supply valve and check the water supply valve and 
drain valve for leakage and operation. 

Water hose 

1. Check the water hose and clean it if necessary. 

Condenser (air-cooled) 

1.  Inspect for cleaning. If necessary, clean with a brush or vacuum cleaner 
2.  If the dust adhesion is severe, spray the pin cleaning agent, clean the dust, 

spray it with clean water, rinse and dry with air gun. 

Ice maker 

1. Inspect for oil marks, loose components, tightening parts and wires. 

Upper bearing 
(Ice exit head) 

1.  Check  that  0.5mm  (0.02mm  for  AIWD160  model)  round  bar  or  pin  gauge  (or 
clearance gauge) is inserted into auger and bearing clearance, and replace all upper 
and lower bearings (ice exit head and lower housing) (Paid service) 

Mechanical seal 

1. Check for leaks in the bottom housing, and if there is a leak, disassemble the 
auger to replace the mechanical seal. (Paid service) (Water with a lot of calcium 
will shorten the life of replacement parts.) 

Every three 

years 

Upper and lower 

bearings, 

Housing O-ring, 

Mechanical seals, 

Evaporator cylinder, 

Auger 

1. Please check if the auger and bearing clearance exceeds the factory 
recommended value (0.5mm or less (0.02mm or less for AIWD160 model)), and 
replace both the upper and lower bearings. 
If the contact surface of the mechanical seal is worn, cracked, or scratched, 
replace it. 

 
 

Summary of Contents for AIWD160

Page 1: ...450 User s Manual BEFORE USE PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY RULES AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FELIX STORCH INC Summit Appliance Division An ISO 9001 2015 registered company 770 Garrison Avenue Bronx...

Page 2: ...tart the product 15 17 Button operation 15 Function button description FND display window 16 Three drainage functions forced drainage automatic draining water drainage 17 Stop switch 17 Product Mainte...

Page 3: ...h CAUTION means that failure to heed this safety statement may result in minor or moderate personal injury or property or equipment damage What you must obey Prohibited Disassembly Prohibited No Conta...

Page 4: ...or disconnect power before cleaning or servicing Failure to do so can result in electrical shock or death Do not attempt to repair or replace any part of your ice dispenser unless it is specifically r...

Page 5: ...g the power cord to stop operation If you continue operating in abnormal conditions there is a risk of fire or electric shock Do not use Do not use if the outlet is loose or has a problem There is a r...

Page 6: ...SIG 193 PSIG 150 PSIG Compressor LRA 40A LRA 20A LRA 53A Fan Motor 115 V 0 7 A 115 V 1 1A 115 V 0 2A Geared Motor 115V 1 6A 115V 1 6A 115V 1 6A Maximum Fuse Size 20A 15A 20A Max HACR Breaker USA Only...

Page 7: ...7 Location of Parts AIWD282 SCIWD282 Front Top Bottom...

Page 8: ...8 Location of Parts AIWD450 Front Rear Top Bottom...

Page 9: ...9 Location of Parts AIWD160 Front Rear Top Bottom...

Page 10: ...F Allow enough ventilation For normal operation install the dispenser at least 4 inches away from the back wall and 6 inches above the top of the dispenser Never block the upper vents and do not plac...

Page 11: ...re chemically combined with water molecules These impurities are called dissolved solids The mineral content of the ice produced by the dispenser is reduced compared to the content in the water before...

Page 12: ...to make sure the outlet is properly grounded When a standard 2 prong wall outlet is encountered it is your responsibility and obligation to have it replaced with a properly grounded 3 prong wall outl...

Page 13: ...the lower set screws of the drain box then loosen the set screws on the top of the front panel and pull out the front panel taking both sides 3 Side panel Open the door loosen the screws on the top of...

Page 14: ...oduct as shown in the picture and secure the clip to prevent hose detachment After the installation is complete please operate the product and check whether there is leakage in the water supply and dr...

Page 15: ...sappear when restarting after the action against the ERROR Service cycle setting notification parts check replacement cycle notification If the motor is running for more than 10 000 hours the correspo...

Page 16: ...KING switch is operated FND 1st 2nd digits drain time 2 seconds oF 9 seconds Set Unit of one second FND 3rd 4th digits drain interval 1 0 hour 0 5 9 5 hours every 30 minutes F 6 ICE WATER volume contr...

Page 17: ...n interval 1 0 hour 0 5 to 9 5 hours every 30 minutes Initial water draining function F 4 Turn the power switch off and then on again the ICE MAKING OFF WASH switch at ICE MAKING position to operate t...

Page 18: ...at the same time for 3 seconds with any signal on the FND window Forced drainage will be done for 30 seconds 2 Turn off the power switch and disconnect the power plug from the outlet 3 Remove the uppe...

Page 19: ...o not touch or disassemble the parts of the ice maker Before service Turn off the power switch of the dispenser and the earth leakage breaker and disconnect the power plug from the outlet Choking haza...

Page 20: ...seal bolt 1 Check for leaks around the seal bolt Tighten if necessary and replace O rings 2 Always replace the O ring when loosening the seal bolt and tighten it again If there is no O ring apply Loc...

Page 21: ...eel and rust generated in contact with stainless steel and ordinary iron products during storage It should be removed with neutral detergent at the first sign of rusting If the rusting state is furthe...

Page 22: ...er Clean the level sensor with washing solution Wash the water level sensor thoroughly with clean water Fix the level sensor to the correct position 9 Switch the ICE MAKING OFF WASH switch to the ICE...

Page 23: ...MAKING OFF WASH switch to the WASH position and let the remaining water drain out for 5 minutes 13 Turn the power switch to OFF and disconnect the power plug from the outlet Disinfection procedure fi...

Page 24: ...24 Circuit Diagrams AIWD282 SCIWD282 AIWD450...

Page 25: ...25 Circuit Diagrams AIWD160...

Page 26: ...or Displayed when temperature sensor is open or shorted Check sensor and attachment abnormality Start operation after sensor part repair Stop ice making Er07 Temperature Sensor Error Occurs when the t...

Page 27: ...op ice making Er20 Cover error When the outlet cover is open Cover closed Operation after action Stop dispensing Er25 Motor restraint Occurs when Evaporator inlet outlet temperature is 18 or less for...

Page 28: ...28 NOTES...

Page 29: ...4 Is the water supply valve operating After confirming contact A S center 3 Ice freezes too late 1 Machine is too dirty lots of dust Air cooled After removing the front cover remove the dust net to t...

Page 30: ...t approved bywarrantor 4 Replacement parts or repair labor costs for units operated outside the United States 5 Repairs to parts or systems resulting from unauthorized modifications made to the applia...

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