Ice Machine Repair in St. Augustine, FL

Product thaws at the edges of the load while the display still claims the setpoint has been reached.

Water appears under the unit within an hour of a defrost cycle, and the floor stays wet rather than drying between cycles.

Production falls off to a fraction of the rated daily yield, and what does come out is cloudy or bridged into a single block.

It runs for ten or twenty minutes then trips, and the same breaker holds fine with the unit unplugged.

A slab of ice forms under the bottom shelf or across the floor of the compartment and comes back within a week of being chipped out.

You get a hum and a click but no start, and the compressor body is hot enough that the overload protector has clearly been cycling.

The fill valve is audibly energised for its usual few seconds but no water arrives at the mold or the reservoir.