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Originally Posted by Iceman7997

Well you know what happens when you "assume" tommyknocker....... Haha


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Yes I do. But I know that island as well.

Well you know what happens when you "assume" tommyknocker....... Haha


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Since he is on that particular island I assume he is either military or contract maint for the military and has limited training and options and is looking for some advice. Wouldn't consider that DIY. Thrown to the wolves more likely. Start with the manual. Google the model #. Read the manual. Then call the scottsman tech support. That will be quicker and more helpful then this site. Not that most of us don't want to help just hard to walk you through it like this. Good luck.

Originally Posted by levert22

I think the machine is going over the side for some deep sea swimming. Thanks guy's for the info

What did you clean the machine with?

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I think the machine is going over the side for some deep sea swimming. Thanks guy's for the info

Yeah sounds D I Y as the info us on the inside cover. The machine is getting old and with age goes their vision if you know what I mean. Haha I always love showing up on the call with that black diverter put back in so many creative ways. Scotsman are alright but you will never compete with the Cadillac of ice machines: Hoshizaki

Well our rules prevent DIY advice. Your best bet is to download the manual or call Scotsman direct.


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I'm located in the indian ocean on an island named diego garcia. No service tech allowed here but thanks anyway.

You can find that local service dealer here:

http://scotsman-ice.com/?xhtml=xhtml...xsl=locate.xsl


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Originally Posted by DLZ Dan

Call your local Scotsman service rep.


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Ditto

Call your local Scotsman service rep.


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I checked all sensor leads with a meter an each had continuity. Door switch was good by watching the sw2 light as I open and closed the curtain. I'm still getting code 2. The label say harvest retrying for the code. I'm during another cleaning since it's been a month.

Yeah, I think so, everything they need to know is on the label on the door,,, in english,, The rest is just common sense.

Originally Posted by texasgentleman2

True dat, that's why he should look for the light while manipulating the curtain.

Yeah, I have this nagging feeling that this is a DIY though....

Originally Posted by danbb

That would depend on if the switch failed open or closed...

True dat, that's why he should look for the light while manipulating the curtain.

Originally Posted by texasgentleman2

The meaning of the code should be listed on the door, I can't remember what they are offhand. If the magnetic switch on the curtain was bad, I don't think it would even start a cycle, thinking the bin was full. Check the thickness of your ice, it may be too thick or freezing over to the sides of evap or even to ice probe itself.
Check the bin switch by opening and closing the curtain while watching the light on the board.

That would depend on if the switch failed open or closed...

The meaning of the code should be listed on the door, I can't remember what they are offhand. If the magnetic switch on the curtain was bad, I don't think it would even start a cycle, thinking the bin was full. Check the thickness of your ice, it may be too thick or freezing over to the sides of evap or even to ice probe itself.
Check the bin switch by opening and closing the curtain while watching the light on the board.

Is it harvesting within that three minute time?

Ok, Thank you

Yeah, a prodigy won't have bin eyes If it didn't doesn't drop ice within three minutes, i think it will lock out. If it is dropping, you have a bad curtain switch