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    Slushing Hoshi

    I had a slushing Hos the other dayi. First one for me. Anybody seen this before?
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    I don't recall ever seeing a Hoshizaki cuber slush, but I read something about an anti-slush control dip switch setting on the board...but I think that was on remote condensing unit models.

    What model was it?

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    I have not seen this either on a Hosi, Doesn't the pump stop for a certain amount of time to prevent this ?

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    No, Hoshi pumps don't stop. They just don't slush due to their evap design. I have never seen one slush more than just a tiny bit floating on the sump water.

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    I think it might have some thing to do with the incoming water being to cold.

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    I have seen incoming water temps just under 40 degrees not cause any issues with a Hoshi.

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    Never on a Hoshi
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    i have seen manitowocs slush but never a hoshi , warm water entering meeting cold water forms a light slush on the manis , there tec said lower the water level ( adjustable float valve type)

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    A slushing hoshi were it is uncommon you will find debris in the water distribution tubes for the inner evap (hoshi has water that collects cold by running water between evap panels as well as over icemaking side) pull all the upper plastic dist tubes out and clean it will solv your problem

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    Also hoshi has a water inlet temp probe that will tell if hot water is present it will send off 4 beeps from the board

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    Grayline, there should be no water running between plates during freeze ever. Also, there is no inlet water temp probe, and I think a 4 beep error is shorted float.

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    Yes your right forgot 4 beeps= shorted k4 but if you pull your dist tubes out youll see there in a tee shape with holes in the bottom which fits between the evap plates to circulate and get all the cold water off the inner tubes

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    The inlet water distributor most certainly flows water between the plates. This functions to distribute heat during harvest. There should be no flow between plates during freeze ever.

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    THE ONLY HOSHI IVE EVER SEEN SLUSHI IS DCM WHEN THEY 1ST CAME OUT HAD TO PUT TIMER ON THEM . ,

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    Quote Originally Posted by icemeister View Post
    I don't recall ever seeing a Hoshizaki cuber slush, but I read something about an anti-slush control dip switch setting on the board...but I think that was on remote condensing unit models.

    What model was it?
    It was a traditional remote The M# escapes me ATM
    If I get a min. I'll post a video clip.
    My ears heard the pump sputtering and when I looked the whole sump was slushed .......
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    Quote Originally Posted by david chamberla View Post
    THE ONLY HOSHI IVE EVER SEEN SLUSHI IS DCM WHEN THEY 1ST CAME OUT HAD TO PUT TIMER ON THEM . ,
    Was this wet ice? I can't picture a slushing on this style.

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    Haven't heard back. Must have been a one time deal.

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    I spotted the problem right away. There is no mold/mildew boogers on the unit.
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