FAQs

Why is Hoshizaki ice machine beeping?

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A Hoshizaki ice machine uses beeping patterns to signal different issues. The number of beeps corresponds to specific problems: 1 beep: High temperature 2 beeps: Long harvest cycle 3 beeps: Long freeze cycle 4 beeps: Shorted circuit on the mechanical bin sensor 5 beeps: Open circuit on the mechanical bin sensor 6 beeps: Low voltage

Which Ice Machine is best?

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Hoshizaki Manitowoc and Scotsman are the three leading brands but are pricey! Ice-O-Matic, Maidaid & Polar Ice Machines are also great machines if you are on a budget We highly recommend that you have these maintained regularly! Don’t forget ice is food and when you take apart an ice machine, there are lots of parts

Why is my ice machine not working

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Several factors could be causing your ice maker to stop functioning. Here are some common issues to check: Water Filter: If the filter is dirty, clogged, or incorrectly installed, it can prevent water from reaching the ice maker. Most refrigerator water filters should be replaced every six months to ensure proper operation. Water Inlet Valve:

How to clean an Ice Machine

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We highly recommend that you get a professional deep clean for your ice machine. You could easily dislodge mould and limescale into your ice bin storage area and then serve this unknowingly into your drinks. We highly recommend that you have water filters fitted or changed annually as well Contact Us to book a maintenance

Can you leave an ice machine on overnight?

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Yes, most ice makers are designed to run continuously, so you can leave them on overnight. Many models even feature an automatic shutoff function that stops ice production once the storage bin is full. However, if you won’t be using your ice maker for a while, here are some tips: Turn off the water supply

What temperature should a walk in fridge be?

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The ideal temperature for a walk-in fridge depends on whether it's a cooler or a freezer: Walk-in Cooler: The ideal temperature is between 1°C and 4°C. Walk-in Freezer: The ideal temperature is -18°C or lower. Key Considerations: Food Safety: Maintaining the correct temperature is essential for ensuring food safety and freshness.    Efficiency: The efficiency

How much does a walk in fridge cost?

By |2024-10-10T08:49:14+01:00October 10th, 2024|

The cost of a walk-in fridge can vary based on several factors, including: Size: Larger units will generally cost more. Door Style: Options like glass doors or solid doors can impact the price. Racking and Shelving**: The type and amount of shelving you need can affect the overall cost. Lighting: LED or specialized lighting might

What temperature should a cellar cooler be?

By |2024-10-10T08:48:59+01:00October 10th, 2024|

Cellar cooling systems can operate at a range of temperatures typically between 4°C and 16°C. The temperature can be set according to the product you wish to store. The average temperature for a beer cellar or wine cellar is generally circa 12°C. Contact us if you require assistance with your cellar cooler

Are air conditioning maintenance plans worth it?

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Absolutely! Investing in a maintenance plan offers several significant benefits: 1. Cost Savings: Regular upkeep can drastically reduce your running costs and enhance energy efficiency, leading to lower utility bills. 2. Extended Lifespan: Routine maintenance helps prolong the life of your air conditioning unit, ensuring it operates optimally for years to come. 3. Improved Air

Are air conditioning units permitted development or planning permission?

By |2024-10-10T08:47:55+01:00October 10th, 2024|

Whether an air conditioning unit requires planning permission depends on its size and other factors. Our best advice is to speak to your local council as the rules vary between each authority Small Systems: Most small air conditioning systems fall under permitted development rights and typically do not require planning permission. Large Systems: You may

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