How do I clean the ice thickness probe on my Manitowoc?

Follow the cleaning procedure in the manual, which covers removing and cleaning the probe with an approved solution. Turn the machine off first and handle the probe gently, since bending it changes the cube thickness. If cubes are still wrong afterward, the probe gap or the control may need checking.

Our Cornelius bar ice maker makes cloudy, small cubes after the house sat empty. Can you help?

Scale and stale water are common after idle periods. A thorough cleaning often helps, and if production stays poor, the technician can check the water valve, pump and evaporator temperature.

Do you replace cracked ice maker lines in Davidson and Cornelius condos?

Yes. We can replace a cracked or brittle supply line at the refrigerator connection and check the ice maker for leaks. If the shutoff valve itself is failing, that may need a plumber, and we will tell you.

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Manitowoc Ice Makers: What We Check First

A Manitowoc cube machine runs a cycle that depends on two small probes. The ice thickness probe sits near the evaporator face and signals the control when the ice slab has grown thick enough for water to bridge to it. The water level probe sits in the trough and tells the inlet valve when to stop filling. Between them, they decide how full the evaporator gets and when harvest starts. The water pump and distribution tube keep water flowing evenly over the nickel-plated evaporator.

Scaled ice thickness probe triggering harvest early, making thin cubes
Fouled water level probe causing short or overflowing trough fills
Clogged distribution tube leaving dry streaks on the evaporator
Recirculating condenser air lengthening freeze cycles in tight installations

The full explanation, including what you can safely check yourself and when repair beats replacement, is in our Manitowoc ice maker repair guide.

Undercounter Machines and Seasonal Use

Standalone undercounter ice makers are common in Cornelius lake homes with bars or entertaining spaces. They produce best when cleaned regularly, because scale and slime coat the evaporator and water lines. When a home sits empty for weeks, water left in the reservoir can grow odor and the drain can clog, so the first batch back may taste off or overflow.

Refrigerator ice makers in condos usually connect through a thin supply line that can crack when the fridge is moved for cleaning. A leak there can reach the unit below, so watch for damp flooring or a swollen baseboard. A drip tray left wet under the fridge is another early sign.

First Checks and the Service Visit

Unplug an undercounter unit before cleaning, and use the manufacturer's cleaning cycle if it has one. For refrigerator ice makers, replace an old filter and check for a frozen fill tube. Shut off the water if you see a leak. The technician tests valves, pumps, sensors and controls, explains the repair and price first, and says so if an older bar unit is not worth the cost.