Your ice maker’s air filter is an essential line of defense against dirt, grease, and other contaminants that can hinder the performance of your unit. Air filters need regular cleaning, or costly damages can occur. We identify what happens to an ice machine when you neglect air filter and the best way to clean it.
Ice Machine Sanitizer Prevents Hospital-Acquired Infections
Hospitals and other healthcare facilities are held to a higher standard when it comes to providing a sanitary ice supply. Patients are more susceptible to infection and require the gold standard when it comes to cleanliness. We break down the best sanitizer for your hospital ice machine and how you can get one through our all-inclusive ice machine subscription.
How a Clean Condenser Can Prevent a Broken Ice Maker
A condenser is one of your ice machine’s core refrigeration components. When it goes, so does your ice supply. Condensers in air-cooled and water-cooled units are susceptible to dirt and other deposits. In this article, we discuss how to care and clean for your ice machine’s condenser, so you have solid ice production year-round.
5 Ways to Prepare Your Ice Maker Restaurant Equipment for Summer
Warm summer climates create plenty of challenges for your ice machine. If you don’t prepare, you could end up waiting for a technician for days during one of the busiest times of the year. With proper preparation, you can optimize your ice machine for the summer. We give you some expert tips to keep ice flowing to your customers all season long.
What is An Air Gap? Tips from the Health Inspector.
Virtually all municipalities require an air gap between your ice machine drain and floor drain to protect the city supply and your ice supply. So what is an air gap, and what kind of health violations result from an incorrect installation? We have the answers you’re looking for in this article.
Will an Air Cooled Ice Machine Heat Up My Room?
Air-cooled ice machines use a fan to pull ambient air into the unit and emit hot air out into the surrounding environment. We identify precisely how much heat an air-cooled unit gives off and the type of ventilation you’ll need if you want to make sure your unit doesn’t overheat itself and your establishment.