Expert Commercial Ice Maker Repair Service

If your ice maker isn’t working, you can check the electrical cord and circuit breaker. However, most repairs are not DIY projects. Ice makers connect to your water and electrical systems. Experts know how to safely deal with these pipes and wiring. However, it can be dangerous for someone without the proper knowledge. A mistake can cause injury or make the problem worse. If basic troubleshooting doesn’t work, it’s best to call a commercial ice maker repair professional. 

If the ice maker won’t turn on at all, it’s usually a sign of an electrical issue. A tripped circuit breaker or faulty electrical cord is easy to fix. However, a broken power switch, control board, or other electrical component issues require professional help.

Mr. Appliance experts have the knowledge to repair most ice makers. However, if the machine is reaching the end of its lifespan, replacement could be a better option. Commercial ice makers last seven to 10 years, though you can maximize the lifespan with proper maintenance. 

Strange or loud noises can be distracting and unsafe. They are also a sign of more serious problems. The sounds could come from a damaged or worn compressor or a loose component that is vibrating. 

If the machine is reaching the end of its expected lifespan, and you have had multiple issues in a short time period, you might consider replacing the ice maker with a new model.

You can maintain a commercial ice maker by cleaning it regularly and changing the water filter as recommended by the manufacturer. 

You should also hire a professional to handle regular preventative maintenance. They can inspect the machine, check water lines and valves, and make sure the thermostat is accurate. At Mr. Appliance, we offer regular maintenance services. We can inspect your ice maker, ensure it’s operating efficiently, and fix any problems before they cause a breakdown. 

Commercial ice maker repair services can vary by location, so find your local Mr. Appliance team to learn about the options for your area.

If your ice is cloudy or has a bad odour or taste, it is usually due to a fault in the water supply or filter. You may need to replace the filtration system or descale the machine and tubing to remove mineral buildup or unwanted residue. These jobs typically require an ice maker repair professional.