HVACR Service Call: Hoshizaki Ice Maker Float Switch Replacement (Hoshizaki Ice Maker Leaking Water)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ย. 2022
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Hoshizaki ice machines are known for making the “World’s Most Perfect Ice,” yet they’re also famed for their powerful refrigeration units. Founded on quality, innovation and reliability, Hoshizaki is in fact the world’s largest manufacturer of commercial ice and refrigeration equipment. They are so prevalent in the industry, 47 of the top 50 US food service chains specify and use Hoshizaki products. These commercial units offer non-corrosive, heavy-duty stainless steel exteriors that are both stain and chemical resistant. Hoshizaki is the only manufacturer that also uses stainless steel on the interior surface of their ice makers creating a durability that isn’t found in competition. For clear, pure ice and dependable, consistent refrigeration, look no further than the impressive Hoshizaki line of products.
A Japanese company that now operates internationally, Hoshizaki specializes mainly in kitchen electrics and appliances. Recognizable thanks to the Penguin logo, Hoshizaki America is especially known for their development and production of ice makers. This includes fully-automatic modular units, as well as smaller, more accessible commercial undercounter ice machines. With such a large selection of ice makers, each boasting unique ice types and interesting and innovative features, it’s no wonder the name Hoshizaki is commonly associated with concepts of quality, reliability, and efficiency.
There are a number of different ice maker types on the market these days and Hoshizaki manufactures nearly all of them with unparalleled quality. They have modular units that can produce upwards of 1,800 pounds of ice in a single day. While these units are not self-contained and therefore need an ice storage bin to accommodate their large daily output, they’re still versatile. Some units can even be stacked side-by-side on a storage bin for twice the ice production. These units are particularly slim, sporting widths that can range from a mere 22 to 30 inches. Of course Hoshizaki also makes impressive undercounter or self-contained units as well. The undercounter cubelet ice machine comes in a variety of different sizes and ice production potential. This nifty air-cooled unit can produce as much as 320 pounds of ice in a 24 hour period as well as store an additional 80 pounds. Low maintenance leads to a longer life and less headaches in regards to upkeep.
For incredible versatility take a look a Hoshizaki unit built for custom cabinetry. This undercounter unit for instance makes as much as 55 pounds of ice a day and can store 22 pounds of ice. Its slim, under-15-inch width makes it installable in in almost any environment. Also, this unit is specifically meant to be installed in areas with customized cabinetry and has a swing door to support this type of customization.
It’s not just quality products that make Hoshizaki so impressive as a brand. This Japanese company also prides itself in its sustainability across the board. Throughout the years they have working on practicing conservation tactics as well as different waste management techniques and recycling programs in order to become more economically sustainable. And from 2012 to 2015 Hoshizaki has been awarded Energy Star Partner of The Year proving its environmental and energy efficiency as well.
A large number of commercial industries can make excellent use of a commercial ice machine, whether it’s undercounter or modular. The key is to just determine what kind of ice output your company will require; after that, simply figure out the dimensions available for your ice maker and pick an ice cube type. The ethical efficiency Hoshizaki boasts combined with the incomparable quality of their product, will sure to impress not only you and your employees, but they will also surely impress customers and visitors to your company alike. Understand ice making on a whole other level with the powerful and effective family of Hoshizaki ice machines, accessories, and storage bins. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Thank you for another great video. JMT you have teaching ability that is great and easy to understand much appreciated. I look forward to your next video.
Thank you Robert! I'm glad it's easy to follow & understand. Appreciate you as well! Sounds great. Enjoy your weekend! 🔧⚡️
Definitely appreciate this man , I graduate next year from hvacr
Jmt your skillset is on match Great content
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Good job Jumper Man.
Thanks again for another great video!
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To fix/tighten the stripped screw hole, simply add a drop of super glue into the plastic hole, then flow a sprinkle of baking soda into the hole. This will form a strong material coating. Repeat ONLY if the hole is still too large.
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I did that same exact unit not to long ago. Water distribution tube on both sides were missing end plugs and was losing water.
Our hoshizaki ice machine have ice bridging and being too big issues. Causing it not dropping properly and backup and freezes up. I changed a new float switch but same thing happened. what can possibly be the cause? It’s not the ice cube float switch big/small adjustment issue either.
i checked the inlet valve and its good as well
Can you tell me how you cleaned all that black junk out of that tiny hole once you removed the old float valve?
How works an ice machine
I checked a hoshizaki ice machine yesterday. It constantly dumps water. I checked the dump valve. Is it possible the float switch is inop. And not telling the circuit board the tray has enough water? Causing it to overfill?