Storms can cause tremendous damage to businesses and their appliances – and that includes ice machines. We discuss what preparations you can make to limit damage to your commercial ice machine and what to do if flood water enters the unit.
The Most Expensive Ice Maker Parts to Repair
Preventive maintenance is a necessity if you want to maintain ice maker parts and your ice maker’s ice supply. During a preventive maintenance visit, an ice machine technician looks for potential problems within the machine and corrects them, avoiding big repairs. Something as small as a frayed wire can create a domino effect within the machine that can disable vital ... Read More
The Dirty Ice Maker: Keeping your Customers and Staff Safe
Many people don’t think of ice as a potential health safety issue. However, ice is considered to be a food according to the FDA, so a dirty ice maker can lead to big code violations in both Kansas and Missouri. This means that there needs to be the same consideration for ice that there is for food when it comes to contamination and safety. Learn how to keep your ice machine as clean as possible and avoid a dirty, contaminated ice supply.
An Easy Guide to Cleaning Your Manitowoc Ice Machine
Keeping your ice machine consistently clean should be your number one priority because no one wants dirty ice. Keeping up with cleaning your Manitowoc ice maker not only helps you maintain a sanitary ice supply for your Kansas/Missouri business, but it also helps the machine to run efficiently. If your ice machine is kept clean, it will produce ice more consistently. When ... Read More
A Simple Guide to Hoshizaki Ice Machine Cleaning
It’s important to keep ice machines clean so that customers or employees can have safe, sanitary ice. In order to clean a Hoshizaki ice maker properly and avoid health code violations, it requires both disinfecting and sanitizing. Going above and beyond when taking care of your machine will help keep your ice supply safe and ready for use.
Coronavirus: How to Keep Your Employees and Customers Safe
It is possible for diseases like coronavirus, also called COVID-19, to transfer from a dirty ice machine to customers and employees. An ice machine is not an environment where viruses thrive well. Still, when employees practice improper ice handling techniques, ice machine surfaces, and even ice itself, can transfer germs to other employees or customers. We’ve put together a guide ... Read More
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