Foster FCI60, F85, F40, F60, FCI30, FCI85, FCI40, FCI20 service manual Cleaning/Rinsing For F20, 40, 60

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I.The machine may stop working if the condenser temperature exceeds the pre-set temperature of the Over Temperature Thermostat (non- adjustable) due to a very high ambient temperature, condenser fan failure, dirty/ blocked condenser. To restart the machine, depress the protruding button on the Alarm Reset.

J.Changes to the defrost time. Under normal circumstances no adjustments should be necessary.

The fixed time can be adjusted by releasing the tension on the cam screw, turning the dial anti-clockwise to increase the defrost time and clockwise to decrease the defrost time, retighten the screw when the adjustment has been completed.

Note. If adjustment are made it will effect the freeze cycle.

Increasing the defrost time will shorten the freeze time so adjustments to the cube size thermostat may need to be made to increase the freeze temperature.

Decreasing the defrost time will increase the freeze time so adjustments to the cube size thermostat may need to be made to decrease the freeze temperature.

3.4Cleaning/Rinsing For F20, 40, 60, 85

A.Remove the bottom front panel and locate the changeover switch.

B.Remove the top cover to gain access to the evaporator.

D.Wait till the machine finishes its freeze cycle and then turn off the electrical supply to the machine.

D.Prepare the cleaning solution as per the manufactures instructions on the Ice Machine Cleaner.

Warning. The Ice Machine Cleaner contains Phosphoric and Hydroxyacetic acids. These compounds are corrosive and may cause burns if swallowed. If swallowed DO NOT induce vomiting, drink lots of water or milk and contact your Doctor immediately.

In case of external contact wash off with clean water.

E.Scoop out all of the ice cubes stored in the bin in order to prevent them from being contaminated by the cleaning solution then drain the water from the sump reservoir by removing the plastic overflow pipe. Once the water has drained from the sump replace the pipe.

F.Remove the evaporator cover and slowly pour the solution onto the evaporator platen. Use a soft brush if necessary to remove stubborn deposits.

G.Press the switch to the clean position and restore the electrical supply to the machine.

H.Leave the machine in the cleaning/rinsing mode for at least twenty minutes then turn the machine off at the electrical supply to the machine. It may be necessary to clean the water spray separately. If required remove the spray plate from the machine, mix a solution of the cleaner in a bowl or bucket and immerse the plate in it. When clean thoroughly rinse with clean water and re-fit it into the machine.

I.Drain the cleaning solution from the sump reservoir by removing the plastic overflow pipe. Once the solution has drained from the sump replace the pipe.

J.Pour two to three litres of clean water over the evaporator platen to rinse of the remaining solution and ensure sufficient water is in the reservoir. Ensure that the switch is still in the ‘CLEAN’ position and turn on the electrical supply to the machine. Leave the machine in the cleaning mode for at least five minutes to thoroughly rinse the entire water system.

K.Drain the rinsing water from the sump reservoir by removing the plastic overflow pipe. Once the rinsing water has drained from the sump replace the pipe and thoroughly wipe the interior of the machine.

L.Replace the evaporator cover and top service panel, turn on the electrical supply to the machine with the switch still in the wash position. Leave the switch in this position for approximately five minutes to allow the water reservoir to fill up.

M.Change the switch setting to the freeze position to start the freeze process.

N.At the completion of the freezing and harvest cycle make sure the ice cubes are the proper texture and do not have an acid taste.

Attention. If the ice cubes are cloudy-white and have an acid taste, discard them immediately by pouring warm water over them to prevent them from being used.

O.Once you are satisfied that all of the cleaning solution has been removed from the machine rinse the storage bin with clean water and wipe clean.

Remember. To prevent the accumulation of undesirable bacteria it is necessary to sanitize the interior of the storage bin with an anti- algae solution each week.

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Contents N u a l Foster Ice Cuber Machine ContentsWater Supply General Information and Installation InstructionsElectrical Connections General Water Drain Water Supply Water Cooled Models Water Drain Water Cooled Models Start Up F20 and F40 Technical Data and Operating InstructionsTechnical Data Adjustments‘-‘ to decrease the bin temperature. See fig F60 and F85 Technical Data and Operating InstructionsModel F60 F85 Cleaning/Rinsing For F20, 40, 60 F20 & F40 A/W Wiring Diagram Operational Checks Technical Specification R22 MachinesOperating Instructions R22 Machines FCICOMPRESSOR, Water Inlet Solenoid VALVE, HOT GAS Valve Principle of OperationHow it works Freezing CycleTc = T1 + T2 + Ta Evaporator Temperature SensorDefrost or Harvest Cycle Operation Control SequenceC. Board Data processor Dip SwitchICE BIN Level Sensor LEDDip Switch Settings FCI 20 and FCI 30 R134A Machines Dip Switch PositionsCircuit Board and Component Sequence of Operation End Cycle R134A Ice Machines Technical DataTechnical Specification R134A Machines Air cooled ModelWater Drain Solenoid Valve Compressor Water Inlet Solenoid Valve HOT GAS ValveCompressor Electronic TimerWater Pump Contactor Coil Components Description FCI 60 W Dip Switch Settings FCITable a Dip switch FCI FCI 40 WWiring Diagram Defrost Cycle BIN Full Stand by CleaningIcemaker Maintenance and Cleaning InstructionsCleaning Instructions of Water System GeneralAfterwards to Freezing Operation R134A Machines Fig
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