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MANUAL ISI 163TTTOUCH Å ÀÔ 2018. 3. 6ÀÎÁõ ¿Ë Ãß°¡
User Manual
ISI-163TT
● Read this manual carefully before using the product.
Keep the booklet in a safe place after reading.
● The product is to be used indoors.
With a high efficiency and low noise motor, we can achieve minimal noise
from the refreshing cooling system
4. Adopted agitator
Separate systems are used for freezing and storage to give more convenience.
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Dear customers;
Thank you very much for purchasing a soft ice cream maker made by ICETRO. For correct use of the
product and its maintenance, please read this manual carefully. If a problem occurs while using the
product, you can refer to this manual for troubleshooting. This manual contains a product warranty, so
keep it safely for future reference. This product can be installed only by someone qualified for installation.
If use of parts and accessories not provided or approved by ICETRO or any part or accessories made by
ICETRO but remodeled by other person causes a problem, we are not responsible for it financially.
(The functions and specifications shown in this manual and on the web site are subject to change without
notice. Please visit our website at http://www.icetro.com to obtain the latest specifications.
Contents
Acknowledgment ETC
Cautions for your safety 04~06 Dasher cover assembly method 19~20
- Power supply related items 04 -Dasher assembly 19
- Installation related items 05 -Dasher cover assembly 20
- During use 05~06 Installation method 21
Part names and controller 07~08 Before requesting service 22
Error code types 23
Circuit diagram 24
Service for Refrigerant Lines 25~27
Removal and Replacement 28
Method of Use
of Compressor
Check prior to use 09 Removal and Replacement 29
Button display description and functions 10 of Capillary Tube
Functional description of the buttons 11~13 Removal and Replacement 30
How to make soft ice cream 14 of Condenser'
How to adjust the carburetor 15 Replacement of Fan motor 31
Refrigerant circuit 32
Product specification 33
Cleaning Method Part list 34~37
Cleaning Method 16~18 What to watch out for 38
- Wash mode 16~17 Warranty 39
- Washing of each parts 18
- Condenser and filter 18
cleaning method
- Drain slug cleaning method 18
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Cautions for your safety
These are safety related items. So, comply with them at all times!
They are meant to protect the safety of users and prevent property damages.
Please, read the cautionary items carefully for correct use.
If violated, it can cause If violated, it can cause sever If violated, it can cause
deathor severe injury. physical injury or property slight physical injury or
Danger Warning damages. Caution property damages.
Do not bend the power cord too Do not turn the power on/off with
much or cause damages or the circuit breaker continuously.
deformation by pressing it under It can cause electrical shocks or fires.
aheavy object.
It can cause electrical shocks or fires.
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Cautions for your safety
During use
Do not place candle lights or If the product has weird sounds or
cigarettes light on top of the burning smell or smoke, turn off
product. A/S the earth leakage circuit breaker
It can cause fires. immediately and call the service
center.
It can cause electrical shocks or fires.
While operating the product, Do not place water containers,
please completely close the medicine, foods, small metal parts
upper cap. or inflammable material on top of
Bugs or alien substances can enter the product.
the product. If they go inside the product, it can cause
electrical shocks, fire and damages.
Don’t let a person who was not WASH ON/OFF Please do not press“WASH”
educated the product or a child button during empty condition which
touch or operate the machine. the cylinder doesn’t contain any
Comply with the user guideline ingredients or water.
suggested by the maker. The bearing of drum can be frayed
Otherwise, it can cause malfunctions because there is no lubrication.
● Clean the filter periodically. Otherwise, the cooling performance will degrade.
● Comply with the user guideline suggested by the maker.
For your Otherwise, it can cause malfunctions. Don’t let a person who was not educated.
information
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Cautions for your safety
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical,
sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given
supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been
given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the
hazards involved.
Children shall not play with the appliance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by
children without supervision.
This appliance shall be installed in locations where it can be overseen by trained personnel.
This appliance shall be that access to the service area is restricted to persons having knowledge
and practical experience of the appliance, in particular as far as safety and hygiene are concerned.
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Part names and controller
FRONT
510
Cover basket
Button display
Lever
Dasher cover
Filter condenser
(Air cooled type only)
Drain slug
Right
power switch
Left
power switch
Drain box
Rubber foot
LEFT RIGHT
100 745
77
45
800
509
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Part names and controller
Included accessories
BRUSH 143
1EA
PACKING PISTON
PACKING REMOVE HANDLE 2EA
1 EA
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Check prior to use
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Button display description and functions
"STAND-BY" button
It is used to stand by with
ingredients stored in the
cylinder and hopper.
"AUTO" button
It is used to produce soft cream.
"REF" button
It is used to store ingredients.
"▼ and ▲" buttons
The "▼" and "▲" buttons are used to
change the setting in the upper
status display window. "WASH" button
Press the "▼" and "▲" buttons at the It is used to wash the machine.
same time for five seconds to lock or
unlock the touch buttons.
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Functional description of the buttons
The soft cream level is set for the ingredients (vanilla) designated by the maker.
Depending on the ingredients, you will need to adjust it properly. Please follow the
For Your instructions from our company when changing the level for the ingredients.
Information
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Functional description of the buttons
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Functional description of the buttons
Press the "Set" button for three seconds to enter the setting change
mode as follows.
Use the "▼" and "▲" to enter the password and use the "Set" button
to move to each item. When the display blinks, use "▼" and "▲" to
change the value and use the "Set" button to leave the item. Press
and hold the "Set" button for three seconds to leave the value change
mode.
The ice cream level (3-1) may vary according to ingredients or sugar content.
If it is high, the machine operates too much unnecessarily to make the ice cream soft.
For your Also, if the machine stays in the auto mode for two or three hours without discharging any
information ice cream, this may make the ice cream softer depending on the ingredients.
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How to make soft ice cream
ax
M
Carburetor body
Carburetor
● The smaller the carburetor hole is, the higher the overrun (air content) is.
Instead, in case of continuous sales, the ingredients supply gets slower and the soft ice
cream is let out slowly.
● The carburetor hole can get clogged, so check it and wash it periodically during use.
● The manufacturer shall not be responsible for any trouble (e.g., spoilage of materials,
For your overcooling, non-production of ice cream) caused by using materials in non-frozen
information state (10℃).
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How to adjust the carburetor
Even if overrun is improved with a smaller hole, the amount of ice cream may vary depending
on the amount of ingredient in the hopper.
For your The smaller the amount of ingredient that the hopper has, the bigger the overrun will become,
information and vice versa.
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Cleaning method
【 Wash mode 】
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Cleaning method
【 Wash mode 】
7. Separate the dasher cover from the main body.
Disassemble parts of dasher assay.
Handle shaft
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Cleaning method
14. Take out the piston of the dasher cover and clean
the edge of the piston with a soft towel.
15. After cleaning off all parts, dry them and reassemble them
in the reverse order.
● Clean and dry the filter and insert in into the machine.
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Dasher and dasher cover assembly method
【 Dasher assembly 】
1. Please assemble the blades (LUG POM) on the dasher ass'y. Dasher lug pom
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Dasher and dasher cover assembly method
Dasher bearing
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Installation method
【 Electrical connection 】
1. Please set up the earth leakage circuit breaker box for only the machine
(above AC 20A for 1phase) and connect electricity.
Front panel ●
※ Making Mode : The equipment shall only be connected to a supply with a system impedance of
lower than 0.034 Ohms, in accordance with EN 61000-3-11:2000 - Section 6.2.2
Standby Mode : The equipment shall only be connected to a supply with a system impedance of
lower than 0.22 Ohms, in accordance with EN 61000-3-11:2000 - Section 6.2.2
‘Instruct the user to determine in consultation with the supply authority that the equipment
is connected only to a supply of that impedance or less.’
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Before requesting service
The soft ice cream maker can operate abnormally because you are not familiar with the method for use
or due to another insignificant reason. It does not necessarily mean a malfunction. In this case,
check the following items to resolve a simple problem on your own without the help from the service center.
If you still can’t resolve it after checking the following items, please contact our service center.
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Error code types
The soft ice cream maker may malfunction due to incorrect operation procedure or a trivial cause other than
machine defect or failure. If the following corrective actions fail to correct the problem, or the error code is
not presented below, or the same error persists, contact the nearest After Service Center.
※ Before contacting the After Service Center, turn power off, wait for five minutes, then turn power on
and start the machine again.
Error Release
Error code Error details Display
occurrence condition
Er 1 hoPn Cooling temperature sensor is bad.(Open) Stop Auto release Continuous display
Er 2 hSht Cooling temperature sensor is bad.(Short) Stop Auto release Continuous display
Er 3 CoPn Cooling cylinder entrance's temperature Stop Auto release Continuous display
Er 4 CSht Cooling cylinder entrance's temperature Stop Auto release Continuous display
Condenser suction temperature sensor is bad.
(Open)
Er 5 AoPn Start Auto release 5 minute interval
But it operates when 4-11
(neighboring temperature selection) is on.
Condenser suction temperature sensor is bad.
Er 6 ASht (Short) But it operates when 4-11 Start Auto release 5 minute interval
(neighboring temperature selection) is on.
Er 9 noLA Soft ice cream is not formed. Start After a dormancy Continuous display
Er 10 Lovo Supply voltage exceeding -15%. Stop Auto release Continuous display
Er 11 Hivo Supply voltage exceeding +15%. Stop Auto release Continuous display
Er 12 drAU Bad location of the out lever. Start Auto release 5 minute interval
Er 13 Hott Condenser suction temperature too high. Start Auto release 5 minute interval
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Wiring diagram
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Service for Refrigerant Lines
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Service for Refrigerant Lines
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Service for Refrigerant Lines
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Removal and Replacement of Compressor
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Removal and Replacement of Capillary Tube
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Removal and Replacement of Condenser'
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Replacement of Fan motor
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Refrigerant circuit
Mix tank
Dryer Capillary
E.P.R
Thermostat
Suction pipe
MANIFOLD
For keeping in
the refrigerator
L.P H.P
Comperssor
Suction pipe
Freezer
Automatic Expansion Valve
Filter Dryer
Thermostat
Service Port
Condenser
Vacuum
Fan N2 R404A
Pump
Moter
Discharge pipe 3
Charging Refrigerant
① Leak Test
When the refrigeration system is opened to repair or service the refrigerant system,
conduct leak test before vacuum work, at the expanded and welded tube joints.
1) Connect the manifold gauge to the low-pressure service port, and connect nitrogen
gas tank to the manifold gauge
2) When the manifold gauge indicates 300 PSIG, close the valve.
3) Perform leak test with the entire refrigerant system.
4) If there is no leakage, close the manifold and disconnect the nitrogen gas tank.
② Vacuum
Remove the moisture and air from the refrigerant system before charging refrigerant.
1) Connect vacuum pump with the manifold gauge, and start the vacuum pump.
2) The vacuum time shall be at least 30 minutes and the manifold pressure shall be
maintained at 740~750mmHg.
3) When full vacuum state is reached, close the manifold gauge and disconnect the
vacuum pump.
③ Charging Refrigerant
1) Connect refrigerant container to the manifold.
2) Open the refrigerant container valve slightly and purge the air from the manifold hose.
3) Measure the gross weight of the refrigerant container using a balance.
4) Place the refrigerant container upside down, with the valve at the bottom. Wait until
the refrigerant stabilizes. Open the valve to charge the refrigerant.
5) When the refrigerant has been fully charged, disconnect the manifold.
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Product specification
CLASSIFICATION SPECIFICATION
HEIGHT 800
Product
size
(foot inclusion, WIDTH 510
cover excluded)
(mm)
DEPTH 745 (Lever excluded)
Consecutive selling
5X2
(At interval of 30 seconds)
FILTER Applied
Freezer
400 570
Refrigerant (R-404a)
Material
(g) Refrigerant
80 86
(R-134a)
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Part list
【 MOVING PART 】
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Part list
【 DASHER ASS'Y 】
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Part list
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Part list
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What to watch out for
Overcooling may give rise to issues such as unintended stopping of operation, damage to the product
itself or any part, or malfunction of the power delivery axis.
There may be excessive noise or smell due to abrasion. Any issue inside the product may result
in the formation of foreign object in the ice cream.
Refer to the main causes of overcooling for safe operation.
2. Mixing the recommended ingredient with other additives or arbitrarily adjusting the mixing
ratio of a diluted ingredient may lead either to the proper icing of ice cream or to overcooling.
The manufacturer is not liable for any issue arising from improper use or mixing of ingredient.
Be sure to check and follow the diluting ratio.
4. If ingredient is not supplied normally to the inside of the drum where ice cream is made,
leading to lack of ingredient, overcooling may occur.
Check the amount of ingredient frequently to prevent such issues.
Even if enough ingredient is in the hopper, coagulation may cause the clogging of the
carburetor (mixing valve) that supplies the ingredient to the drum and prevent the proper
supply of ingredient.
Be sure to remove and clean the carburetor frequently.
5. If the maker is not used for an extended period of time, the waiting time of the ingredient
isextended, causing freezing in the hopper as well as separation of fat in the process of
making or keeping ice cream during the waiting time.
In such case, ice cream may get too thin, or the maker may be overcooled.
Be sure to operate the maker regularly even though there is no demand for ice cream
to prevent such waiting time.
6. Repeated use of ingredient may deteriorate the quality of ice cream and cause overcooling.
Be sure to refill with new ingredient after cleaning instead of reusing the old one.
7. You can increase quality of ice cream by controlling 3-1 setting value(ice cream setting value)
when using high sugar rated ingredient.
8. Ice could be formed inside the hopper when there is insufficient ingredient.
It could be prevented by raising the hopper setting temperature.
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Warranty
[ Free repair ]
1. For issues with functions or performance during normal usage within the warranty period
[ Paid repair ]
1. If the warranty has expired
2. If installation is required again due to incorrect installation by the customer or the store
3. If installation is required again due to the relocation of product or moving of the customer
6. If any accessory or consumable other than that recommended by the manufacturer is used
8. If damage is caused by natural disaster such as lightning, fire, earthquake, storm, typhoon, etc.
9. If any accessory/consumable goes obsolete or its service life comes to an end (packing,
10. If foreign object is put into the product such as water, beverage, coffee, toy, etc.)
11. If external force is applied during installation or usage, causing damage or malfunction
12. If any accessory/consumable other than that made by the manufacturer is used
14. If the customer arbitrarily disassembled and lost or damaged any part
15. If a person other than an authorized engineer from the manufacturer repairs or modifies
the product
16. If malfunction is caused by failure to follow the "Safety warning / caution" on the user manual
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