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3. Part names - Remote(48")

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 IM-1700-R~, IM-2000-R~

FRONT

LEFT SIDE

REAR

RIGHT SIDE

 48.2"(1,223mm) 

 30.5"(774mm) 

 47.9"(1,217mm) 

 36"(913mm) 

 11.8"(299) 

FRONT PANEL(R)

FRONT PANEL(L)

STATUS 
INDICATOR

EMBEDDED 
PULL

FIX 
SCREW
(TOP)

FIX SCREW

(BOTTOM)

DRAIN OUTLET

WATER INLET

TOP PANEL

DISCHARGE

CONNECTOR

CONNECTOR

SUCTION

JUCTION BOX

(POWER)

 24.6"(624mm) 

 24.9"(633mm) 

LEFT PANEL

RIGHT PANEL

Summary of Contents for IM-0350 Series

Page 1: ...ntry where the electric voltage for its power 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...

Page 2: ...About Grounding Electrical Connection After Installation 2 Specifications 3 Part names 5 Operation Guide ICE MAKING WASH OFF Adjusting Ice Thickness 6 Operating Status Display Operating Status Display...

Page 3: ...oreign material or dust etc with a clean dry towel Use a single erceptacle of r the ice machine Clean the plug Failure to follow these instructions may result in severe personal injury or death SHOULD...

Page 4: ...n occur It 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 area where water could spatter Stop opera...

Page 5: ...rrent leak electric shock and or fire Be sure to contact the customer service center if the power cord or plug gets peeled or damaged Do not disassemble Do not modify the parts of icemaker and repair...

Page 6: ...hock Using multiple appliances on one power strip may cause fire Thus be sure to plug only one appliance especially when using this product Depending on the product installation space service may not...

Page 7: ...has various parts including metal sheet which may cause injury Plugging in right away may cause overload and malfunction Caution Remove any moisture oil anything that may cause slipping on the ground...

Page 8: ...t Consumption 8 9 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 63 5 lb 138 9 10 After Being Packaged kg 74 5 lb 163 1 10 Compressor 0 5 HP Condenser Air Cooled Refrigerant R 404A Water Adjust Valve Setting Value...

Page 9: ...1 14 x 0 86 Number EA 210 280 Maximum Manufacturing Capacitor kg day 210 10 lb day 463 10 Storage Option Storage Capacity kg IB 022 22 160 IB 026 22 200 lb IB 022 22 350 IB 026 22 440 Size W X D X H...

Page 10: ...0 86 x 0 86 0 37 x 1 14 x 0 86 Number EA 210 280 Maximum Manufacturing Capacitor kg day 240 10 lb day 530 10 Storage Option Storage Capacity kg IB 022 22 160 IB 026 22 200 lb IB 022 22 350 IB 026 22...

Page 11: ...3 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 69 5 lb 152 10 After Being Packaged kg 83 5 lb 183 10 Compressor 1 2 HP Condenser Air Cooled Refrigerant R 404A Water Adjust Valve Setting Value Fuse PCB AC 250 V 5...

Page 12: ...ly AC 115 V 60 1 PH Current Consumption 9 0 A 9 0 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 73 5 5 72 5 5 lb 162 10 160 10 After Being Packaged kg 87 5 5 86 5 5 lb 193 10 191 10 Compressor 3 4 HP 3 4 HP Conde...

Page 13: ...1 PH Current Consumption 11 A 11 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 73 5 5 72 5 5 lb 162 10 160 10 After Being Packaged kg 87 5 5 86 5 5 lb 193 10 191 10 Compressor 1 HP 1 HP Condenser Air Cooled Wate...

Page 14: ...ent Consumption 7 0 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 84 5 lb 185 10 After Being Packaged kg 98 5 lb 216 10 Compressor 2 HP Condenser Air Cooled Refrigerant R 404A Water Adjust Valve Setting Value Fus...

Page 15: ...0 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 84 5 lb 185 10 After Being Packaged kg 98 5 lb 216 10 Compressor 2 HP Condenser Air Cooled Refrigerant R 404A Water Adjust Valve Setting Value Fuse PCB AC 250 V 5...

Page 16: ...Supply AC 220 V 60 1 PH Current Consumption 9 4 A 8 8 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 105 5 98 5 lb 231 10 216 10 After Being Packaged kg 120 5 113 5 lb 265 10 249 10 Compressor 1 5 HP 1 5 HP Conde...

Page 17: ...uring high temperature periods such as summer Be sure to check the specifications before purchasing the product since the dimensions may vary depending on the specifications of the storage bin If the...

Page 18: ...umption 17 4A 10 5A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 143 5 141 5 lb 315 10 311 10 After Being Packaged kg 177 5 175 5 lb 386 11 386 11 Compressor 3 5 HP 3 5 HP Condenser Air Cooled Water Cooled Refrige...

Page 19: ...146 5 65 5 lb 322 11 143 11 After Being Packaged kg 180 5 88 5 5 lb 397 11 195 11 Compressor 3 5 HP Condenser Air Cooled Refrigerant R 410A R 410A Water Adjust Valve Setting Value Fuse PCB AC 250 V 5...

Page 20: ...sumption 19 7 A 13 6 A Weight Before Being Packaged kg 143 5 141 5 lb 315 10 311 10 After Being Packaged kg 177 5 175 5 lb 386 11 386 11 Compressor 4 HP 4 HP Condenser Air Cooled Water Cooled Refriger...

Page 21: ...6 0 37 x 1 14 x 0 86 Number EA 682 1 054 Maximum Manufacturing Capacitor kg day 879 10 lb day 1938 10 Storage Option Storage Capacity kg IBS 432CP 370 lb IBS 432CP 816 Size W X D X H mm Ice Maker 1 22...

Page 22: ...PANEL DRAIN OUTLET WATER INLET TOP PANEL FILTER POWER CORD STATUS INDICATOR FIX SCREW TOP FIX SCREW BOTTOM MODEL Wt mm Wb mm H mm IM 0460 AC AH 22 IM 0350 AC AH 22 IM 0550 AC AH 22 22 1 562 22 560 22...

Page 23: ...ANEL RIGHT PANEL DRAIN OUTLET WATER INLET TOP PANEL POWER CORD STATUS INDICATOR FIX SCREW TOP FIX SCREW BOTTOM MODEL Wt mm Wb mm H mm IM 0460 WC WH IM 0550 WC WH 30 763 30 762 22 6 573 IM 1100 WC WH 3...

Page 24: ...T LEFT SIDE REAR RIGHT SIDE FRONT PANEL R FRONT PANEL L LEFT PANEL DRAIN OUTLET WATER INLET CONDENSER FILTER TOP PANEL JUCTION BOX POWER STATUS INDICATOR EMBEDDED PULL FIX SCREW TOP FIX SCREW BOTTOM 4...

Page 25: ...DRAIN OUTLET WATER INLET TOP PANEL WATER OUTLET COOLING WATER INLET COOLING 48 2 1 223mm 30 5 774mm 47 9 1 217mm 36 913mm 11 8 299 FRONT PANEL R FRONT PANEL L STATUS INDICATOR EMBEDDED PULL FIX SCREW...

Page 26: ...REAR RIGHT SIDE 48 2 1 223mm 30 5 774mm 47 9 1 217mm 36 913mm 11 8 299 FRONT PANEL R FRONT PANEL L STATUS INDICATOR EMBEDDED PULL FIX SCREW TOP FIX SCREW BOTTOM DRAIN OUTLET WATER INLET TOP PANEL DISC...

Page 27: ...e minimum distance required is 20cm 8 from the walls for normal operation Places with good ventilation Inadequate ventilation will lead to poor ice making capability Installing the product on an uneve...

Page 28: ...er may leak during installation or operation for diverse reasons Thus proper draining must be prepared Since there is danger of electric shock due to moisture from leak be sure to observe the followin...

Page 29: ...ser 30m 98ft D From top to condenser 4 5m 15ft Calculation formula R x 1 7 safety factor H D x 6 6 safety factor 45m Tubing length IM 1100 IM 1700 IM 2000 Refigerant R 404A 6m 20ft 4 700g 10 4lb 7 700...

Page 30: ...connection parts Discharge connector 1 2 tube Suction Inlet connector 3 8 tube Fan Motor electric wire connection Ice Maker Head Air inflow Remote condenser Discharge valve Discharge Pipe 1 2 Suction...

Page 31: ...otective covers Leakage is found and repeat a to e Open Junction Box Cover of ice maker head and connect wire to remote condenser for Fan Motor then close cover Torque configuration Wire connection Fa...

Page 32: ...om outlet part and fully tighten the joints at the connecting part in order to minimize leaks 3 Adjust the 4 adjustment feet of the storage bin to level it Adjustment must be less than 1 for all 4 fee...

Page 33: ...Right Loosen the screw on the front side and remove the panel by pulling to the front and pushing upward a little 4 Side Panel Left Press the pin on the bottom left side of the front panel and open t...

Page 34: ...eavier due to the compressor therein Loading part Product body 4 Move the main unit of the ice maker on the top backward little by little until the bin and the front door would open safely Align back...

Page 35: ...age Bin Windbreak for some models only Place the ice maker on top of the bin and ensure it is fixed The manufacturer will not be held responsible for the accidents resulting from the ice maker that wa...

Page 36: ...90 10 32 14 71 psi 0 1 0 5MPa FPT NPT Ice Making Drain FPT NPT How to Connect Water Supply and Drain Installing Auxiliary Drain Hose When the water stays on the floor in the machine room in the highl...

Page 37: ...es the setting refer to product specification 4 If the setting and gauge pressure do not match slowly turn the Coolant Flow Control Valve with a tool to adjust Counterclockwise Increases Pressure Cloc...

Page 38: ...Grounding method When there is no grounding terminal In case of plugging the icemaker into an power outlet without a grounding terminal connect the ground wire to the copper plate and then bury it un...

Page 39: ...The white lead must be connected to the L2 of the power source See diagram below Electrical connection must be hard wired and must meet national state and local electrical code requirements Failure to...

Page 40: ...ates only on rating volts Plug it into a rating outlet only Open the faucet to supply water to the icemaker Open the Front panel and then Turn on the power switch to start ice making Although the leng...

Page 41: ...tor and evaporator according to the washing procedure preset by program When you place the power switch from ICE WASH it will begin washing after making and harvest ice Wash Cycle Supply water until t...

Page 42: ...If you wish to make thicker ice turn the adjustment screw clockwise CW If you wish to make thinner ice turn the adjustment screw counterclockwise CCW Caution Condenser may be overcooled Make adjustme...

Page 43: ...er extend water supply time and set thinner decease water supply time Press set of FND Version is showing then press increase or decrease to move me until the below image appears Press set and value a...

Page 44: ...Er 15 Re operates if the problem is resolved after checking it automatically on every hour Drainage error Er 18 Flickers for 0 3sec Stop High Pressure Detection 1time Er 13 Flickers for 1sec High pres...

Page 45: ...MODE button to save to move to upper item 6 Press MODE button on simple display item to display the corresponding value and press MODE button again to move to upper item 7 It will turn off automatica...

Page 46: ...Optional 1 With hot gas run the sub motor if the preset condenser temperature is exceeded 2 Range 49 59 by 1 Pump Standby Time during Ice Making Optional 1 Stops pump for the preset time when the wate...

Page 47: ...n off the water supply 2 Remove the water from the water trough 3 Disconnect and drain the incoming ice making water line at the rear of the ice machine 4 Place ICE OFF WASH switch to ICE and wait for...

Page 48: ...ine from the water cooled condenser 3 Remove the cover from the control box and push in the contactor so that the compressor starts The increasing refrigerant pressure will open the water regulating v...

Page 49: ...ides are released from the grooves hold the front side of the water vessel with hands pull to the front side slightly pull downward to remove in a way that the stop bumps three on the back side would...

Page 50: ...parts of the ice maker for cleaning and disinfection Caution Please use proven ice maker cleaning agent and disinfectant The cleaning agent is only available from us or our agency Please read and ful...

Page 51: ...r 3 liters for cubic type of cleaning agent water mixture and clean with soft nylon brush Remove spray bar remove silicon cap on left right separate nozzle and inserts and soak them in the mixture for...

Page 52: ...nd Vertical Type approximately 30 minutes turn the switch to OFF If disinfectant solution remains inside the water vessel use the drain plug to remove disinfectant solution For Cubic Type ice maker pl...

Page 53: ...st immediately with a 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 g...

Page 54: ...nect power after resolving cooling problem Stop Poor Ice Making Er03 When the outlet temperature of the evaporator reaches exceeds 5 30 mins after the ice making started Reconnect power after resolvin...

Page 55: ...es by adjusting the sensor screw 2 Water supply level is too low or high 2 Adjust water supply delay time 3 Water supply valve failure 3 Check normal operation 4 Strainer is blocked 4 Disassemble and...

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