Who repairs commercial ice machines near Rincon, GA?
Ice Machine Pros is based in Rincon and repairs, cleans and maintains commercial ice machines across Effingham, Chatham, Bryan and Bulloch counties, including Savannah, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Richmond Hill and Statesboro. Call 912-656-7808.
How often should a commercial ice machine be cleaned?
Most manufacturers call for a full cleaning and sanitizing at least twice a year. Machines in bars, breweries, bakeries and other high-volume kitchens often need it every three months.
Why is my ice machine not making ice?
The usual causes are a water supply problem, a clogged filter, heavy scale on the evaporator, a failed water valve or pump, or a refrigeration fault. A service visit tests each in order to find the real cause.
Is the slime in my ice bin a health code problem?
It can be. Ice is treated as food, so slime or mold in the bin can be written up on an inspection. A full clean and sanitize removes it, and a regular schedule keeps it from coming back.
What does an ice machine cleaning include?
A full cleaning descales the evaporator, cleans and sanitizes the water trough, distribution tube, curtain, bin and chute, cleans the condenser coil and air filter, and replaces the water filter when it is due.
Should I repair or replace my ice machine?
Many problems that look serious come from scale or a single worn part and cost far less to fix than a new machine. We tell you the cause and the repair price first, so you can compare it against replacement.
Which ice machine brands do you service?
We service Hoshizaki, Manitowoc, Scotsman, Ice-O-Matic, Follett, Kold-Draft and U-Line machines, including cube, nugget and flake models with air-cooled, water-cooled or remote condensers.
How much does ice machine service cost?
Price depends on the machine and the problem. You get the cause and the price before any repair or cleaning starts, and maintenance plans are a flat rate quoted per machine.
Do you work on home refrigerator ice makers?
No. We service commercial ice machines and standalone undercounter ice makers, not the ice makers built into household refrigerators.