Manitowoc 9405803 Ice Machine Cleaner 1 Gallon

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Ice Machine Cleaner Removes Lime And Scale Deposits
Capacity 1 G, 3.79 L
Height 11-3/4", 298 mm
Length 3/4", 19 mm
Switch Actions On/Off/On
Nickel-Safe
Weight 10.511 Lb

Description

The Manitowoc 9405803 Cleaner 1 Gallon is a powerful solution that is nickel safe for cleaning lime and scale deposits in commercial ice machines. This concentrated cleaner 11-3/4” H x 3/4” L, 10.511 lb has an ON/OFF/ON switch operation and has a 1-gallon 3.79L capacity it enhances ice quality, cuts maintenance expenses, and prolongs the durability of the ice maker by dissolving mineral buildup. This cleaner operates by being able to cut through and dissolve mineral deposits to allow for the better performance of the machines and toprevent the formation of more deposits in the future.

More Information:

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Step1: Turn off the ice machine and remove all ice.

Step2: Dilute the cleaner according to label instructions.

Step3: Pour cleaner into the machine reservoir.

Step4: Run the cleaning cycle as specified by the manufacturer.

Step5: Rinse thoroughly with clean water after cleaning.

Step6: Resume normal ice production once fully rinsed.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 9405803 Cleaner?

    Always wear gloves and protective eyewear when handling the cleaner to avoid chemical burns. Regularly clean the ice machine by following the manufacturer’s instructions, circulating the cleaner through all water and ice-contact surfaces. Rinse thoroughly after cleaning to prevent residue. Routine cleaning prevents scale buildup, improves ice, and extends equipment stability.

  • What are the common issues with the Manitowoc 9405803 Cleaner?

    • Residue left if not rinsed properly
    • Incomplete scale removal in heavily mineralized machines
    • Chemical odor if overused
    • Potential skin or eye irritation if handled incorrectly.