GSEICE GSE-Y150

GSEICE Commercial Ice Maker Machine User Manual

Model: GSE-Y150

Brand: GSEICE

1. Introduction and Overview

Thank you for choosing the GSEICE Commercial Ice Maker Machine. This manual provides essential information for the safe and efficient operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your new ice maker. Please read it thoroughly before installation and use.

This commercial-grade ice maker is designed for high efficiency, capable of producing up to 150 lbs of ice per day with a 70 lbs storage bin. It features a versatile 2-way water inlet system (tap water or bottled water) and a built-in self-priming drain pump for convenient wastewater management. The intuitive LCD control panel allows for easy operation and monitoring of ice production and machine status. The unit is ETL and NSF certified, ensuring safety and sanitation for commercial applications.

GSEICE Commercial Ice Maker Machine with bottled water connection

Figure 1.1: GSEICE Commercial Ice Maker Machine with bottled water supply setup.

2. Safety Information

Always follow basic safety precautions when using electrical appliances to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury.

3. Package Contents

Verify that all items are included in the package:

Diagram showing ice maker dimensions and included accessories: filter, water hose, drain pipe, ice scoop

Figure 3.1: Included accessories and product dimensions.

4. Setup

4.1 Unpacking and Initial Placement

  1. Carefully remove the ice maker from its packaging.
  2. Place the unit on a flat, stable surface. Ensure it is kept upright for at least 24 hours before plugging it in to allow refrigerants to settle.
  3. Maintain a recommended clearance of at least 6 inches around the unit for proper ventilation. The unit can be used freestanding or built-in under a counter.

4.2 Electrical Connection

This unit comes with a NEMA 5-15P plug. Connect it to a properly grounded electrical outlet that meets the specified voltage and current requirements.

4.3 Water Connection

The ice maker supports two water intake modes: tap water and gallon bottled water. It includes a built-in drain pump to manage wastewater.

  1. Tap Water Connection: Connect the provided 1/4" water supply hose to a potable water source. Ensure the connection is secure to prevent leaks.
  2. Bottled Water Connection: Insert the bottled water inlet line into a standard gallon bottled water container. The self-priming pump will boost water flow from the bottle.
  3. Drainage: Connect the drain water pipe to a suitable drain. The built-in drain pump will automatically remove wastewater, reducing residue.
Close-up of the back of the ice maker showing power cord, water supply hose, bottled water inlet line, adjustable feet, and water draining hose.

Figure 4.1: Rear connections for power, water supply, and drainage.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1 Control Panel Overview

The ice maker is equipped with an intuitive LCD control panel for easy operation. The panel displays environmental temperature, ice core temperature, and various status indicators.

Note: When the machine is in self-priming pump mode (for bottled water supply), press and hold the "Clean and Timer" and "+" buttons together for 3 seconds to enter the self-priming mode.

Close-up of the LCD control panel showing various buttons and indicators like ice full warning and water lack warning.

Figure 5.1: Detailed view of the LCD Control Panel.

5.2 Adjusting Ice Thickness

You can adjust the thickness of the ice cubes to suit your needs:

Examples of ice thickness: thin for smoothies, medium for retaining freshness, thick for longer retention.

Figure 5.2: Ice thickness adjustment options.

5.3 Official Product Video

Video 5.1: This video demonstrates the GSEICE 2-Way Water Inlet Commercial Ice Maker, showcasing its features, operation, and water supply options. It provides a visual guide to the machine's functionality.

6. Maintenance

Regular cleaning and maintenance are crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of your ice maker. It is recommended to clean the machine regularly based on usage frequency.

6.1 Daily Cleaning

6.2 Self-Cleaning Mode

The machine features a self-cleaning function:

Image showing automatic cleaning feature of the ice maker.

Figure 6.1: Automatic cleaning feature in action.

7. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your ice maker, please refer to the following common problems and solutions before contacting customer support.

ProblemPossible CauseSolution
Ice maker not producing ice.No water supply; Water tank empty; Power issue; Ambient temperature too high.Check water connections and supply; Refill bottled water; Ensure unit is plugged in; Operate in recommended temperature range (41-100.4°F / 5-38°C).
Ice cubes are too thin/thick.Ice thickness setting incorrect.Adjust ice thickness using the +/- buttons on the control panel.

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