Maxima Ice Cube Maker User Manual

Model: ICE CUBE MAKER

Introduction

Thank you for purchasing this Maxima product. To ensure maximum benefit and safe use, please read these instructions completely before attempting to install or use the product. Your new Maxima product is manufactured with advanced production techniques and is inspected and tested to ensure operator safety and product quality. All parameters have reached or exceeded national standards. The Maxima Ice Maker range provides consistent quality ice cubes for food and beverages. Maxima is proud of its products and committed to providing the best products and service. Your satisfaction is our priority.

Specifications

Model Production (kg/24h) Ice Storage (kg) Power Input Dimensions (mm) Weight (kg) Inside Material Casing Material
M-ICE 15B 15 0.8 230v/50hz 110w 370x335x280 10 ABS + PC ABS
M-ICE 24 24 5 230v/50hz 200w 330x470x580 21 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 28 28 7 230v/50hz 240w 398x510x610 26 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 45 45 7 230v/50hz 280w 398x510x610 28 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 60 60 14 230v/50hz 320w 398x510x785 33 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 80 80 25 230v/50hz 420w 500x612x908 48 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 100 A 100 55 230v/50hz 650w 760x690x1105 70 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 30 FLAKE 30 7 230v/50hz 215w 330x470x580 28 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 50 FLAKE 50 10 230v/50hz 230w 398x542x716 43 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 85 FILAKE 85 20 230v/50hz 430w 398x510x832 46 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 130 FLAKE 130 30 230v/50hz 470w 500x612x960 52 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 24W 24 5 230v/50hz 200w 330x470x580 21 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 45W 45 7 230v/50hz 280w 398x510x610 28 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 30 FLAKE W 30 7 230v/50hz 215w 330x470x580 28 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 50 FLAKE W 50 10 230v/50hz 230w 398x542x716 43 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel
M-ICE 85 FLAKE W 85 20 230v/50hz 430w 398x510x832 46 ABS 18/8 Stainless Steel

Safety Regulations

Warning: Risk of fire / flammable materials

First Time Use

M-ICE Series Accessories

Ice Spoon, Water Inlet Tube, Water Drainage Pipe, Sealing Washer

Installation

  1. Remove the Ice Spoon, Water Inlet Tube, Water Drainage Pipe and Sealing Washers from the ice storage cabinet. (does not apply for M-ICE 15)
  2. Choose a surface where the ice maker is not exposed to direct sunlight, or close to a direct source of heat such as a cooker, oven, or radiator.
  3. When placing the ice maker, make sure the power cable is accessible at all times.
  4. When positioning the Ice Maker, maintain a distance of 10cm (4 inches) between the appliance and walls or other objects for ventilation. Increase this distance if the obstacle is a heat source.
  5. If necessary, adjust the screw legs to level the machine. The Ice Maker may operate less efficiently if not level.
  6. Set up the device near a water supply connection. (does not apply for M-ICE 15)
  7. Connect one end of the water drainage pipe to the water outlet at the rear of the Ice Maker. Attach the other end of the pipe to a water sewage pipe or container suitable for collecting wastewater. (does not apply for M-ICE 15)
  8. Connect one end of the water inlet tube to the machine and the other end to your fresh water supply. Make sure to put sealing washers in both ends of the tube before connecting them. (does not apply for M-ICE 15)
  9. After placement, leave the appliance in its current position for at least an hour to let the refrigerant precipitate. After this period, plug in the power cable.
  10. When the appliance is moved to another location, it needs time to acclimatize (the appliance needs to adjust to the change in temperature). Allow the appliance to do so for several hours. The ambient temperature should not be below 6 °C.

SPECIAL GUIDANCE FOR WATER DRAINAGE PIPE CONNECTING

Please refer to the following picture when you are connecting the water drainage pipe.

The correct connection is shown below:

Keep the drain connector 150mm above the floor drain.

The incorrect connection is shown below:

The water drainage pipe cannot be upward bent or curved! Make sure to keep it beneath the drain.

Do not downwarp the drainage pipe (showing like this picture). Make sure the whole pipe is above the floor.

M-ICE 15 Structure

Diagram showing the components of the M-ICE 15 Ice Maker, including Air Outlet, Front Cover, Ice-making Box, Divider, Filter Screen, Ice Basket, Control Panel.

M-ICE SERIES STRUCTURE

Diagram showing the components of the M-ICE Series structure, with numbered parts: 1. Switch, 2. Display Panel, 3. Door, 4. Shelf, 5. Water Reservoir, 6. Ice Full Sensor, 7. Ice Reservoir, 8. Power Cable, 9. Water Inlet Connector, 10. Screw for Drainage, 11. Water Outlet Connector, 12. Foot.

M-ICE FLAKE SERIES STRUCTURE

Diagram showing the components of the M-ICE FLAKE Series structure, with numbered parts: 13. Switch, 14. Control Panel, 15. Door, 16. Temperature Sensor, 17. Ice Shovel, 18. Back Panel, 19. Power Cable, 20. Drainage Plug, 21. Water Outlet Tube, 22. Adjustable Foot, 23. Water Inlet Tube, 24. Drainage Tube.

Operation

Notice: Must check the rated current which is marked on the nameplate. The wires connecting in the power socket cross-section area (mm²) must conform to the following list:

Rated current of appliance (A) Normal cross-sectional area mm²
>0.2 and ≤3 0.5
>3 and ≤ 6 0.75
>6 and 10 1.0
>10 and 16 1.5

CONTROL PANEL M-ICE SERIES

1. ON/OFF-switch with built-in control lamp (red)

2. "RUN"- operation control lamp (green)

3. "FAULT"- display fault/failure (red)

4. "ICE FULL"- display tank full (red)

5. "WATER LOW"- display low water level (red)

CONTROL PANEL M-ICE 15

POWER button to start or stop the unit.

Indicator for Small size ice-cube

Indicator for Medium size ice-cube

Button to select the size of the ice cube.

Indicator for ice full

Indicator for no water

Indicator for Large size ice-cube

Troubleshooting

This Ice Maker has a self-checking function; faults will be visible on the display panel by use of indicator lights. The following overview will help you understand the control panel and possible problems. However, only qualified engineers should attempt to open or repair the machine. Contact your supplier when in doubt.

Note: If any problems occur, please wait until the machine stops automatically.

Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution
The appliance does not work. (no indicator lights illuminated)
  • The appliance is switched off.
  • The power supply is interrupted.
  • The voltage is not correct.
  • The ambient temperature is below 6 °C.
  • Switch on the appliance.
  • Check the power supply, plug in power cable.
  • Use another power source.
  • Make sure the ambient temperature is above 6 °C.
The appliance does not work. (only power switch is illuminated)
  • The voltage is not correct.
  • PCB Board is damaged.
  • Use another power socket.
  • Contact supplier.
The appliance does not work. (“ICE FULL” indicator is illuminated)
  • Ice storage container is full.
  • Remove ice from container.
The appliance does not work. (“ICE FULL” and “FAULT” indicators are illuminated)
  • Ice sensor defective or disconnected.
  • Replace or connect sensor.
The appliance does not work. ("FAULT" indicator is illuminated)
  • Condenser sensor defective or disconnected.
  • Refrigerant leakage.
  • Compressor does not run.
  • Ambient temperature is below 6 °C.
  • Replace or connect sensor.
  • Check and refill.
  • Check compressor.
  • Keep ambient temperature above 6 °C.
"WATER LOW" and "ICE FULL" indicators flash together or "FAULT" indicator flashes rapidly.
  • HALL sensor defective or positioned incorrectly.
  • Paddle motor defective.
  • Replace or reposition sensor.
  • Replace motor.
"WATER LOW", "ICE FULL" and "FAULT" indicators all flash slowly.
  • Ice turning motor damaged.
  • Micro-switches do not function.
  • Water reservoir damaged.
  • Water reservoir blocked by ice.
  • Replace motor.
  • Replace or adjust switches.
  • Replace water reservoir.
  • Remove ice.
"FAULT" indicator flashes rapidly (after period of operation)
  • The water supply is interrupted.
  • The water pressure is not sufficient.
  • There is insufficient water in the water reservoir.
  • The water filter is blocked.
  • The water supply hose is kinked/twisted.
  • Appliance was without water supply for more than 24 hours.
  • Check the water supply and sealing ring.
  • Check the water pressure. It should be between 2 and 3 bar.
  • Add water to the water reservoir.
  • Remove and clean the filter.
  • Unkink/untwist the hose.
  • Check water supply and restart appliance.
The "WATER LOW" indicator is flashing.
  • The ice storage bin is full.
  • The water supply is insufficient.
  • Ice sensor defective, dirty or disconnected.
  • Remove ice from the bin.
  • Check the water inlet.
  • Replace, clean or reconnect sensor.
The "WATER LOW" indicator is illuminated.
  • The cooling system is blocked or refrigerant leakage.
  • Check if the cooling system is working; if not, contact the supplier.
The compressor does not work.
  • Ambient temperature is too high.
  • The temperature of the appliance is too high.
  • Make sure the ambient temperature is below 43 °C.
  • Let the appliance cool down and restart.
The compressor is working, but the machine is not producing ice cubes or producing inconsistent ice cubes.
  • The water supply is interrupted.
  • The water pressure is not sufficient.
  • There is insufficient water in the water reservoir.
  • The water filter is blocked.
  • The water supply hose is kinked/twisted.
  • Appliance was without water supply for more than 24 hours.
  • Check the water supply and sealing ring.
  • Check the water pressure. It should be between 2 and 3 bar.
  • Add water to the water reservoir.
  • Remove and clean the filter.
  • Unkink/untwist the hose.
  • Check water supply and restart appliance.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Storage

Discarding

When discarding the appliance, do so in compliance with the rules and regulations of local authorities.

Guarantee

Thank you for using our products. Our company will follow related provisions from our "Algemene Voorwaarden" and provide you services when you can show us the invoice. We provide a 12-month warranty from the date of purchase (invoice date). In the warranty period, our company is responsible for free parts if there is a device fault or quality problem of spare parts under correct operation.

The following is not included in the free service:

  1. Damages result from transportation, installation, improper connections.
  2. Component damages caused by failing to provide power and voltage as required in technical data.
  3. Damages caused by disassembling products, adjusting, or changing the mechanical and electrical structures without permission.
  4. Damage caused by improper operation, cleaning, and maintenance.
  5. Non-man-made damage, such as damages from abnormal voltage, fire, building collapse, lightning, floods, and other natural disasters, and damages from rats and other pests.
  6. Failure in following the manual when operating.
  7. Wearable and expendable parts.
  8. Altered invoice or without invoice.

In line with our policy of continuous development, we reserve the right to alter the product, the packaging, or the documentation without prior notice.

Electric Circuit Diagrams

Diagrams for M-ICE 15B, M-ICE 24, M-ICE 24W, M-ICE 28/45/60/80/100A, M-ICE 45W, and M-ICE 30F/50F/85F/130F electrical circuits are provided.

Models: M-ICE 15B, M-ICE 24, M-ICE 28, M-ICE 45, M-ICE 60, M-ICE 80, M-ICE 100 A, M-ICE 30 FLAKE, M-ICE 50 FLAKE, M-ICE 85 FLAKE, M-ICE 130 FLAKE, M-ICE 24W, M-ICE 45W, M-ICE 30 FLAKE W, M-ICE 50 FLAKE W, M-ICE 85 FLAKE W, M-ICE 15B Ice Cube Maker, M-ICE 15B, Ice Cube Maker, Cube Maker, Maker

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