Commercial Ice Maker Repair Phoenix

Terry's AC & Refrigeration repairs all makes and models of ice makers, flakers, cubers, and nugget ice machines, including brands such as Scotsman, Manitowoc, Hoshizaki, and Ice-O-Matic. We understand that commercial ice makers are a vital part of your business, we offer same day and 24/7 ice machine repair service.

Terry's AC & Refrigeration services commercial food stores all around Phoenix, AZ. We are dedicated to providing quality workmanship, professional ice machine repair, and customer satisfaction.

Ice Maker Repair Phoenix

Whether you're running a family-owned restaurant or a five-star hotel, no ice machine repair job is too small or too big. Our highly skilled ice machine repair technicians are available seven days a week, including holidays. We specialize in commercial ice machine repair so you can rest assured that your equipment will be in good hands. For speedy and efficient ice machine repair service, call us in Phoenix, TX 24/7 7 days a week.

Commercial Ice Maker Repair - Popular Brands:

Hoshizaki® • Ice-O-Matic® • Kold Draft® • Manitowoc® • Scotsman®

And Many More...

Troubleshoot Commercial Ice Machine Repair

If you're experiencing issues with a commercial ice maker, here are some common troubleshooting steps you can take:

1. Power Supply: Ensure that the ice maker is receiving power and is properly plugged into a functioning electrical outlet. Check if the circuit breaker or fuse box has tripped or if a fuse has blown. If there is no power, address the electrical issue before proceeding with further troubleshooting.
2. Water Supply: Verify that the water supply to the ice maker is uninterrupted. Check if the water valve supplying the machine is open and allowing water to flow. Ensure that the water line is not kinked or blocked.
3. Temperature Settings: Check the temperature settings on the ice maker. The recommended temperature for ice production is typically between 32 and 40 degrees Fahrenheit (0 to 4 degrees Celsius). Ensure that the settings are properly configured and have not been accidentally adjusted.
4. Ice Thickness Control: Some ice makers have a control mechanism to adjust the ice thickness. If the ice is too thick or too thin, check the ice thickness control setting and adjust it accordingly. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for specific guidance.
5. Cleanliness: Regularly clean and maintain the ice maker to prevent issues. Remove any mineral scale, lime deposits, or debris that may accumulate on the evaporator plate or other components. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for cleaning and sanitizing the machine.
6. Water Filter: If your ice maker has a water filter, check if it needs to be replaced. A clogged or dirty filter can hinder water flow and affect ice production. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for replacing the water filter.
7. Water Inlet Valve: Inspect the water inlet valve for any blockages or malfunctions. A faulty valve can prevent water from entering the ice maker. Consult the manufacturer's instructions for troubleshooting or consider contacting a professional technician for assistance.
8. Condenser Coils: Locate the condenser coils, typically at the back or bottom of the ice maker. Check for dirt, dust, or debris buildup. Clean the coils using a soft brush or vacuum cleaner to improve heat exchange and overall performance.
9. Ice Quality: If the ice being produced is not of the desired quality (e.g., cloudy, hollow, or small), it may indicate an issue with water quality or the machine's operation. Check the water source for any impurities and consider installing a water filter if needed. Consult the manufacturer's instructions for specific troubleshooting steps related to ice quality.

If the troubleshooting steps above do not resolve the issue or if you are unsure about performing any of these tasks, call Terrys A/C & Refrigeration now and we will take care of any issues you may have.