A lot of things can cause leaking around your ice machine, but the majority of leaks customers find actually stem from outside the unit. Knowing where a leak is coming from can help save you money by calling the right professional to fix the problem. We identify the common places leaks originate from and who to call when you find the leak.
There are times when turning off your ice maker is the best course of action to guard against storms, cold winters, or an unnecessary utility bill. Turning off your ice machine isn’t as easy as flipping off a switch. There are a few other steps businesses should perform to ensure no damage occurs in the unit.
If you’re serving ice to customers, it’s your responsibility to ensure your ice supply stays safe and clean. Hoshizaki ice machine cleaning is strongly recommended at least twice per year. You can hire an ice machine technician or read this blog to learn about cleaning it yourself.
Commercial ice machines have advanced since John Gorrie first created them in 1845. Despite the advancements in ice machine functions, the ice-making process has remained relatively unchanged since first designed. Easy Ice has managed over 20,000 ice machines and counting. We understand how ice makers work – and how to keep them running well. Here is a high-level explanation of how an ice maker works.
Air-cooled and water-cooled machines use either air or water to cool condensers and keep ice production at a maximum. Both these types of machines operate differently and are best suited for specific environments. In this article, we discuss the difference between these two systems and which you should choose for your establishment.
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