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The Advanced Engineering Ice Machine Cleaner Concentrate is designed for professional technicians and home users looking to maintain optimal performance in their ice production systems. This solution excels at removing stubborn limescale and slime, ensuring a hygienic ice output, though users must be diligent in verifying that the entire solution is flushed from the system before resuming ice production.
| Colour | Orange |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | S010460GB |
| Brand | Advanced Engineering |
Yes, the formula is specifically designed to be safe for both nickel and aluminium surfaces.
Maintenance frequency depends on local water hardness, but a standard cycle is recommended every 3 to 6 months.
It means the product has been tested and certified by the National Sanitation Foundation to be safe for use in food-handling environments.
This product focuses on descaling and slime removal; you may need a separate sanitizer if your local regulations require a post-clean disinfection step.
It is recommended to use the full 490ml pouch for a standard cleaning to ensure the correct concentration levels are met.
Continue the rinse cycle until the water is completely clear, as the indicator is highly concentrated.
For heavy buildup, allow the solution to sit for a longer duration in the reservoir to break down thick deposits before flushing.
This cleaner is compatible with all ice machine models due to its non-corrosive chemical balance. To set up, ensure the machine is powered off and drained before adding the concentrate to the water reservoir or cleaning port. Always wear gloves during handling to prevent skin irritation. Store the pouch in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the integrity of the chemical formula. After the cleaning process, perform at least two full water cycles to ensure zero residue remains in the ice-making grid.
