If your ice maker isn’t producing enough ice for your business, it’s common to assume there’s something wrong with it – but that’s not always the case. In fact, most of the time the ice machine is working just fine. The only way to tell is by testing your ice production rate. We show you how, so you can save money on a service call.
Why are Hoshizaki Ice Makers Slow to Harvest in the Winter?
When the temperature drops, Hoshizaki ice makers can take longer to harvest ice, which leads to lower ice production. This is a normal function of the ice maker, but there are some things you can do to help your ice maker out. In this article, we discuss the causes for long harvest times in the winter and what you can do about them.
Common Ice Maker Problems Caused by Cold Weather
Cold weather an also have an effect on ice maker performance. When temperatures drop during the winter, it can cause a host of problems that include extended harvest times, frozen components, and bin switch failures. We identify the most common ice maker problems you’ll face in cold temperatures.
Ice Maker Installation: Avoiding the Dangers of Microclimates
Where you install your ice machine significantly affects how it performs. You may know that ice machines produce a lot of heat, but it’s possible for the air around your unit to be much hotter than the surrounding temperature in the room. We call these microclimates, and in this article, we show you how to prevent them from forming.
Ice Maker Not Working This Summer? Here are the Most Common Problems
Summer can be one of the toughest seasons on an ice machine. High temperatures lower ice production rates and can cause your ice machine to work harder than usual. In this article, we’ll discuss the most common problems you’re likely to face during the warm summer months – and what you can do about them.
Ice Maker Stopped Working? Check These Things First.
Hundreds of things can go wrong with an ice machine that would cause it to stop working, but some are way more common than others. You know what they say, the simplest answer is most often correct. We tell you the most common reasons ice machines stop producing ice, and how to prevent them from occurring.