Snooker Modular Ice Machine

Installation and Maintenance

Important Information

Please pay attention to the following warning labels on the ice maker:

Instruction of symbols in this Manual

Warning and safety instruction

General

The ice machine is fully automatic. With proper installation and connection to potable water and power source, the ice making will start properly. When the ice cubes fill up the ice bin, the machine will automatically stop. The ice machine is generally used in the following and similar occasions:

Installation

Location for Installation

The ice machine should be installed in a proper location meeting the following conditions:

Schematic Diagram of Installation

Water Cooled Ice Maker:

Air Cooled Ice Maker:

Installation Steps

  1. Check if the ice machine is in good condition and the accessories are complete; check the machine model and the machine nameplate.
  2. Clean the ice bin and the food area inside with a sponge soaked in warm water and baking soda. Then wash and dry it with potable water.
  3. Place the ice machine in the operation area; ensure that the machine is placed on a leveled floor. So as to ensure the water flows evenly on the evaporator.
  4. The compressor chamber is located at the back. The compressor and condenser are installed in it. For air cooled unit, it requires good ventilation. Therefore, the front and rear of the ice maker must have ventilation space of more than 10-12 in.
  5. The bottom of the ice machine is equipped with adjustable legs for level adjustment and floor cleaning.
  6. Connect the machine's inlet water filter and water pipe referring to the schematic diagram of installation; if the installation site is already equipped with a drinking water system, the water filter may not be installed. Note: the filter flow direction should be correctly installed as per the direction marker on the filter head cover or the filter body.
  7. Connect the machine to the water supply using the 3/4" inlet pipe supplied with the machine. It is recommended to install a water valve (not supplied with this machine) on the water supply line.
  8. Connect the drain pipe to the drain connection. In order to meet a good draining, it is recommended that the drain pipe should have a difference of level more than 1 in per yard; and confirm that the drain pipe is not blocked. It is recommended that the drain pipe be connected to an open drainage port.
  9. Any joint in the drain pipe must not be higher than the machine drainage port; any joint in the drain pipe cannot be higher than the previous joint.
  10. Confirm the power requirements stated in the machine nameplate; ensure that the power supply meets the requirements.
  11. A circuit breaker or switch with leakage protector and reliably grounding is required.
  12. Turn off the switch on the power line and connect the machine to the power source.

Note: This machine is equipped with an inlet water filter. The filter will keep impurities from the water used as the machine is running. Generally, it needs to be replaced every month to every 3 months.

Startup and Operation

Before you start up the machine, please check and confirm:

Start up: Turn on the power switch. After power-on, the machine begins to make ice automatically.

For normal operation, please confirm:

Operation Instruction

Instruction of Control Panel

LED Display:

LED Lamps: Lights on during the related process.

Ice cube thickness adjustment: During the ice making process, if you are not satisfied with the ice thickness, press the Ice cube “-” button for 3 seconds, then click the button “+” or “-” on the panel to adjust the thickness of ice cube. Note: By clicking the "+" or "-" button one time, the ice making time is extended or shortened by 1.5 minutes.

Cleaning: During the normal operation, hold the cleaning button for 3 seconds to enter the cleaning process. During the entire cleaning process, cleaning agents and disinfectants need to be put into the water trough. When the clean process is finished, the ice maker will go to ice making process.

Switch: When the device is powered, click the "Switch" button to switch OFF/ON the device.

Voice function (only for machines with voice function): The machine with voice announcement prompts will provide voice prompts for related operations.

Please open and close the ice bin door gently. Do not slam the door. After taken the ice cubes, please close the door.

If the ice maker is not in use for a long time, it should be energized and run for 2 to 4 hours every 2 months.

Other special protection - shutdown

The fault code and its comments are displayed as follows:

Code Comments Work Mode Code Fault Work Mode
E01 Water Curtain or Ice Full Switch Fault Sleeping mode and recover after the water curtain is reset E06 Over-Pressure Fault Sleeping mode
E07 Cond. Temp. Sensor Open Circuit Fault Keep working E08 Cond. Temp. Sensor Short Circuit Fault Keep working
E09 Water Temp. Sensor Open Circuit Fault Keep working E10 Water Temp. Sensor Short Circuit Fault Keep working
E13 Water Level Control Fault Sleeping mode E03 Ice Harvest Overtime Sleeping mode
E04 High Temp. Fault Sleeping mode E05 Water Shortage Fault Sleeping mode and retry every 30 mins

Maintenance

Note: Maintenance must be done by a qualified professional personal.

Warning: Before maintenance or manual clean, be sure to cut off the water source and power supply.

Exterior cleaning

Inlet water filter

Interior cleaning

Condenser

Water pipe

In order to ensure food safety, the water pipe of the ice machine should be cleaned regularly.

Wintering

Turn off the water and power supply, drain the residual water from the water trough, inlet pipe and drain pipe.

The maintenance of the ice machine is not covered by the manufacturer's warranty!

Clean Function

Note: Please empty the bin of ice in advance.

Note: Please clean and sterilizing the bin and do complete rinsing.

Note: Please clean and sterilizing the ice sliding board, water distribution pipe, water supply pipe, water pump, then do complete rinsing.

If the ice machine works abnormally, please confirm below before making a service call:

  1. Check the water supply
    • whether there is water in the water trough;
    • whether the water pressure for the ice machine is 1.3 Bar to 5.5 Bar; the water temperature is 40-95°F (5-35 °C);
    • whether the water valve is open;
    • whether there is no water leakage;
  2. Check the power
    • whether the panel display does not display the OFF standby state;
    • If the LED on the display panel is blank or “OFF”, check whether the plug and socket are normal, and whether the power supply switch is ON.
  3. Check nameplate and series number
    • Check the nameplate located on the side or back of the ice machine and record the model and series number of the ice machine.

Service Call

Note: If the machine fails due to the user's faults, such as no supply of water, electricity or environmental factors, rather than the fault of the ice maker, the door-to-door service will be charged

Common Faults and Troubleshooting

Fault Potential cause Troubleshooting
Not working Power switch not turned on Turn on the power switch
Indicator is “OFF” Plug is loose Check plug and socket
The display shows E04 high temperature The ambient temperature is too high Normal working temperature range of 40-105°F (5-40 °C)
Condenser or air filter is dirty and blocked Clean the condenser and air filter.
High pressure switch wires fallen off Check and correct high-pressure switch wires
Fan does not start Check and correct the fan
Ice defrost abnormal Ambient temperature too low Normal working temperature range of 40-105°F (5-40 °C)
Defrost valve does not start normally Check and correct the defrosting valve
Poor transparency of ice cubes; ice cubes too thin or incomplete Ice thickness too thin or too thick Check and correct ice thickness setting
Ice thickness too thin Check and correct ice thickness setting
Water pressure too low Check that the water supply pressure is 1.3 Bar to 5.5 Bar
Water temperature too high Water temperature of 40-95°F (5-35 °C)
Inlet water valve does not work Check and correct the inlet water valve
Inlet water valve is dirty and blocked Check and correct the inlet water valve
Water leaking Check whether water leaks and correct
Inlet water filter has not been replaced for a long time Check and correct the inlet water filter
Too slow in ice making The condenser or air filter is dirty Clean the condenser and filter screen
High ambient temperature Normal working temperature range of 40-105°F (5-40 °C)
Poor ventilation Check the environment around the ice machine
Water temperature is too high Check the water supply temperature of 40-95°F (5-35 °C)
Too much noise The ice machine is not placed in a leveled foundation or the ice maker is not leveled. Level the ice machine

Fault Codes And Troubleshooting Table

Code Fault Possible Cause Inspection and Troubleshooting
E00 FAULT FREE * *
E01 ICE SKATING BOARD OR ICE FULL SWITHC FALUT 1. Ice skating board deformation.
2. The ice full switch is faulty or falls off.
3. There are ice or foreign objects caught between the ice-sliding board and the evaporator (between the ice molds) when starting up.
4. Wiring error or falling off.
5. Ice skating board magnets fall off.
6. The ice-sliding board is not returned.
1. Replace the ice skating board or re-install the ice full switch. Judgment method: visual inspection.
2. Replace the ice full switch. Judgment method: open the ice skating board, connect the power, the fault code E01 displays, turn off the power, reset the ice skating board, connect the power again and E01 disappears. If it's not the case, the ice full switch is faulty.
3. Remove ice or foreign objects, judgment method: visual inspection.
4. Reset the ice-skating board or reverse it.
5. Re-fix the magnet and replace the ice-skating board.
6. Correct the wiring. Restart the machine after the above operations
E02 ICE MAKING OVER TIME 1. Water temperature sensor failure.
2. PC board failure.
3. Condensation temperature sensor failure.
4. The inlet valve is not properly closed.
5. Refrigeration system failure: the compressor breaks down
6. Refrigeration system failure: the cooling system is blocked.
7. Refrigeration system failure: refrigeration system leakage.
8. Refrigeration system failure: Defrost valve closes improperly.
9. Refrigeration system failure: the condenser and filter are blocked.
10. Refrigeration system failure: high ambient temperature or poor ventilation.
Replace the water temperature sensor, the condensing temperature sensor and the PC board in order, restart the ice machine and test whether the ice is normal.
E03 ICE UNLOAD OVER TIME 1. Ice full sensor failure.
2. Insufficient water supply during ice making.
3. Poor cooling effect (no ice, or ice plate is not formed, compressor failure).
4. Wiring error.
5. The pump is broken or blocked.
6. The spray pipe is blocked.
7. Refrigeration system failure: defrosting valve failure.
8. The water level sensor is broken or blocked (sink water shortage).
9. The ice thickness is improperly set, the ambient temperature is too low, or the ice is too thick.
10. Drain valve failure. (water shortage in the sink, the ice in the evaporator is too thin or doesn't exist)
11. The machine leaks water. (water shortage in the sink, the ice in the evaporator is too thin or doesn't exist)
1. Replace the ice full switch. Judgment method: open the ice shield and start the ice machine. If E01 is not displayed, ice full sensor cannot be released, the fault occurs.
2.Check if the inlet battery valve is working properly, or the water pressure is normal. Then replace the ineffective device, adjust the water pressure or add booster pump: Judgment method: visual inspection
3. Check if the compressor works during the ice making process, or there is ice on the evaporator. If the compressor fails, replace the compressor.
4. Correct the wiring.
5. Clean the pump.
6. Clean or replace the spray pipe.
7. Replace the defrosting valve.
8. Clean or replace the water level sensor.
9. Adjust the ice thickness to the appropriate level.
10. Replace the drain valve.
11. Repair the leak. Restart the machine after the above operations.
E04 HIGH TEMP. FAULT 1. The fan does not turn. (air-cooled type)
2. Refrigeration system failure: no cooling water or little water flow.
3. Refrigeration system failure: the condenser and filter screen are blocked. The ventilation is not proper. Too close to the heat source.
4. Refrigeration system failure: condensing temperature sensor failure.
5. Refrigeration system failure: improper setting of condensing pressure regulating valve.
6. Refrigeration system failure: Refrigeration system pipe is blocked.
7. Refrigeration system failure: the cooling water temperature is too high.
1. Check whether the fault comes from fan or PC board. Check if there is voltage output on the fan terminal of the PC board with a multimeter. If not, the fault belongs to the PC board.
2. Visually check if the cooling water is normal.
3. Restart the ice machine after the above operations.
4. Replace the condenser temperature sensor.
5. Adjust the condensing pressure regulating valve.
6. Replace the capillary.
7. Replace the cooling water source with low water temperature.
E05 WATER SHORTAGE FAULT 1. Inlet valve failure, or PC board failure
2. Insufficient water pressure
3. Drain valve failure (normally open, all-in- one machine does not have the problem)
4. There is a leak in the sink
5. The water level sensor is faulty or blocked. The water tank without water
6. Wiring error.
1. Check if there is voltage output at the output terminal of the inlet valve with a multimeter. If there is output without water, the inlet valve is faulty. If the output terminal has no output, the PC board is faulty.
2. Check the water inlet pressure, judgement method: visual, solution: adjust the water pressure, or add a booster pump
3. Check the drain valve and visually check if the drain valve is draining regularly.
4. Visually inspect the sink for leaks.
5. Clean up and replace the water level sensor.
6. Correct the wiring. Restart the machine after the above operations.
E06 OVER-PRESSURE FAULT 1. Electrical failure: the fan does not turn (air-cooled model).
2. Electrical failure: no cooling water or little water flow.
3. Electrical failure: wiring error.
4. Refrigeration system failure: the condenser is blocked or the ventilation is not smooth, or too close to the heat source.
5. Refrigeration system failure: condensation sensor failure.
6. Refrigeration system failure: improper setting of condensing pressure regulating valve.
7. Refrigeration system failure: Refrigeration system pipe is blocked.
8. Refrigeration system failure: the cooling water temperature is too high.
9. Refrigeration system failure: too much refrigerant.
1.Check whether the fault comes from fan or PC board. Check whether there is voltage output on the fan terminal of the PC board with a multimeter. If there is no output, the PC board is faulty. If there is voltage output but fan does not turn, the fan is faulty. Replace the failed device to solve the problem
2. Visually check if the cooling water flow is normal.
3. Correct the wiring.
4. Clean the condenser and filter screen. Improve the ventilation conditions. Keep away from the heat source.
5. Replace the condensing temperature sensor.
6. Adjust the condensing pressure regulating valve.
7. Replace the capillary.
8. Change the cooling water temperature and replace the cooling water source.
9. Readjust the amount of refrigerant. Restart the machine after the above operations.
E07 CONDENSER SENSOR OPEN CIRCUIT FAULT 1. Condensing temperature sensor failure.
2. The wiring is loose or broken.
3. Wiring error.
1. Replace the condensing temperature sensor.
2. Replace the condensing temperature sensor.
3. Correct the wiring.
E08 CONDENSER SENSOR SHORT CIRCUIT FAULT 1. Condensing temperature sensor failure.
2. Wiring error.
1. Replace the water temperature sensor.
2. Correct the wiring.
E09 EVAPORATOR SENSOR OPEN CIRCUIT FAULT 1. Water temperature sensor failure.
2. The wiring is loose or broken
3. Wiring error.
1. Replace the water temperature sensor.
2. Replace the water temperature sensor.
3. Correct the wiring.
E10 EVAPORATOR SENSOR SHORT CIRCUIT FAULT 1. Water temperature sensor failure.
2. Wiring error.
1. Replace the water temperature sensor
2. Correct the wiring
E11 POOR REFRIGERATION EFFECT 1. Inlet valve failure
2. Refrigeration system failure: the compressor breaks down.
3. Refrigeration system failure: the cooling system is blocked.
4. Refrigeration system failure: refrigeration system leakage.
5. Refrigeration system failure: defrost valve is not closed properly
6. Refrigeration system failure: the condenser and filter screen are blocked.
1. Replace the inlet valve.
2. Replace the compressor.
3. Replace the capillary.
4. Look for leaks, refill the refrigerant after repair.
5. Replace the defrost valve.
6. Clean the condenser and filter.
E13 WATER LEVEL CONTROL FAULT 1. Water lever sensor failure
2. Drain valve failure
3. Water pump failure
4. Draining system jam
1. Check the water level sensor stuck or not then set it in correct position or replace it.
2. Check the drain valve and clean or replace it.
3. Check the cable of the pump connected to the PC board well or not or replace water pump.
4. Clean or re-pipe the draining system

Limited Warranty Statement

Unless otherwise stated, Glace Bay Enterprises Inc, (GBE) warrants to the original purchaser of new, qualified Snooker Ice Machine units (and all parts thereof), that such equipment will be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one-year parts and labor, and three years on parts and compressor from the date of paid invoice.

If a qualified product is found to be defective during this period, GBE will repair the defective unit, replace any defective parts or replace the defective unit at its sole discretion.

The obligation of GBE under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of parts, components, or assemblies that in the sole opinion of GBE are defective. This warranty is further limited to the cost of parts, components or assemblies and standard straight time labor charges (excluding the compressor warranty) at the servicing location. Time and hourly rate schedules, apply to all service procedures. Additional expenses including without limitation, travel time, overtime premium, material cost, accessing or removal of the Ice Machine, or shipping are the responsibility of the purchaser, along with all maintenance, adjustments, cleaning, and ice purchases. The labor warranty shall include standard straight time labor charges at the product location only and shall exclude charges for travel time, mileage or other premium charges. Any labor service required to fulfill the warranty obligation must be performed by a refrigeration service qualified and accepted by GBE and/or the local GBE's Distributor. GBE's liability under this warranty shall in no event be greater than the actual purchase price paid by purchaser for the Ice Machine. Warranty is valid in Continental United States and Canada.

At any time during the warranty period, GBE may request the customer to submit documentation of the issue, including but not limited to proof of purchase, proof of maintenance, photos or documentation from a licensed contractor, such as but not limited to, a licensed electrician or plumber. Any documentation requested must be submitted prior to a warranty claim being processed. Should the documentation be received after 5 business days of the original request and the warranty period ended within that time frame, it is at GBE's discretion to continue to honor the claim.

Warranty Limitations:

GBE will not warranty coverage for component failure or other damage that arise under the following conditions:

This warranty excludes failures do to fire, lightening, flood, acts of God, handling, misuse, abuse and low voltage.

Additionally, no claims can be made against this warranty for spoilage of products, loss of sales or profits or any other consequential damages.

Normal wear type parts, such as light bulbs and gaskets, are not included in warranty coverage.

All equipment must be plugged directly into a standard wall outlet with an appropriately sized dedicated breaker. Multiple pieces of equipment plugged in on the same circuit (this means sharing the same breaker) will void the warranty. Any item plugged into a surge protector or an extension cord will void the warranty. Any item operated on a generator or in an outdoor environment will be subject to having the warranty be voided. GBE has the right to request the customer to have a licensed electrician verify all electrical supply before sending a technician to evaluate the equipment. Improper or inadequate power (voltage) supply will void the warranty.

This warranty is NOT transferable or assignable and applies only to the original verified purchaser.

Residential Customers:

GBE assumes no liability for parts, labor or replacement coverage for component failure or other damages resulting from installation in non-commercial or residential applications beyond 30 days of the paid invoice.

IMPORTANT WARRANTY INFORMATION:

Condensers accumulate dirt and require cleaning every 30 days. Dirty condensers result in compressor failure, product loss, and lost sales. None of these are covered by warranty.

By keeping the condenser clean you will minimize your service expense and lower your electrical costs. Condensers require scheduled cleanings every 30 days or as needed. '

Air is pulled through the condenser continuously, along with dust, lint, grease, etc.... In order for the unit to have proper airflow, we require 4 inch clearance around the unit. This does not alleviate cleaning the condenser every 30 days or as needed.

A dirty condenser can result in NON-WARRANTIED part and compressor failures, product loss and lost sales. None of these are covered by warranty.

Proper cleaning involves removing dust from the condenser. By using a soft brush or vacuuming the condenser with a shop vac, using CO2, nitrogen or pressurized air.

If you cannot remove the dirt adequately, please call your refrigeration service company. This is not covered by warranty.

The condenser looks like a group of vertical fins. You need to be able to see through the condenser for the unit to function at maximum capacity. Do not place filter material in front of the condensing coil. This material blocks air-flow to the coil similar to having a dirty coil.

Ice Machines require to be cleaned by a certified ice machine technician at a minimum every six (6) months, or sooner based on the location, using nickel safe cleaner for nickel plated evaporators and a stainless steel cleaner for stainless steel plated evaporators.

DISCLAIMER

We reserve the exclusive right to change or modify this warranty statement or any part herein at any time and without prior notice. Visit our website for the latest information.

Note: this Manual is subject to any technical change without further notice. Please refer to the nameplate on the product for exact information.

Models: SK-1000P, SK-700P, Modular Ice Machine, Modular, Ice Machine

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