Ice makers are a handy appliance to have at home, ensuring that you always have ice on hand for drinks. But like any appliance, they require some maintenance to keep them running smoothly. Here's a guide to help you keep your ice maker in top condition.

After using the ice maker many times, minerals and stains will accumulate on the inner side and some parts of the ice machine. Ice makers can become clogged with mineral deposits, which can interfere with the ice-making process and lead to decreased performance. If left unchecked, this scale can eventually damage the ice maker. 

So, as a general rule of thumb, it's best to clean your ice maker at least once a month. Most ice makers come with a self-cleaning cycle, add water and ice maker cleaner/descaler to the water reservoir, then click the cleaning button, the ice maker will run a full cycle cleaning. This quick and easy process will help to remove any dirt, limescale, or mineral deposits that may have built up, and ensure your ice maker is always sanitary and free of bacteria. Ice will taste even better.

To clean the ice maker, simply follow the manufacturer's instructions:

Step 1: Remove the ice basket 

Step 2: Add water and cleaner to the water reservoir

Step 3: Press the cleaning button from the control panel & let the ice maker clean itself

Step 4: Discharge the dirty water for the first time

Step 5: Refill clean water to clean again

Step 6: Discharge the dirty water for the second time

We suggest refilling clean water and running the cleaning cycle several times for a deep clean. Ice machine cleaners can purchase online. The product is specifically designed to remove scale and mineral deposits on ice machines. It is easy to use, and it will leave your ice machine looking new. Avoid using harsh chemicals on your ice maker, as they can damage the machine and shorten its lifespan. Once this is done, your ice maker should be back to peak performance.

Also if your ice machine automatically refills water, then it is important to check the water supply line regularly and replace it if it becomes cracked or damaged. 

Overall, maintaining your ice maker is significant to keep it running smoothly and efficiently. Cleaning your ice maker regularly, checking the water supply line, and descaling the machine are all key steps in keeping your machine in top condition. By taking these simple steps, you can ensure that your ice maker will continue to function properly for many years to come.

If you have any questions about ice maker maintenance, be sure to consult the manufacturer's instructions or contact a qualified repair person. With proper care, you can significantly prolong the service life of the machine and provide you with many years of trouble free service.