What maintenance schedule should I follow for an ice machine?

A simple commercial schedule that prevents most “not making ice” call-outs:
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A simple commercial schedule that prevents most “not making ice” call-outs:
Daily: Check the bin level and that the scoop is clean. Keep the bin lid closed to reduce melt and contamination.
Weekly: Wipe exterior vents, check airflow clearance, and look for leaks around the water connections.
Monthly (or more often in dusty kitchens): Clean the condenser and intake grilles.
Every 3 to 6 months: Clean and sanitise the ice-making system and bin. In hard-water areas, descale more frequently.
On the filter’s interval: Replace water filter cartridges (for example where SA30007 / I4000.2-CN / SA950750 are used). Overdue filters are a common cause of low flow, poor cube quality, and scale.
If your site is high-volume (busy bar, café, hotel), shorten the intervals. Consistency matters more than the exact dates.
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