Ice-O-Matic 9101084-02 Ice machine Relay
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Relay, 220-240V, 2 Pole | |
| Ice-O-Matic C106, C135, C136, C185, C186, C25, C35, C45, | |
| C66, Cf1106, Cmf2306, Ec1006, Ec1406, Ec1406B2, Ec1806, | |
| Ec1806B2, Ec2106B1, Ec806, Emf1106, Emf2306, Emf800, | |
| F/Mf1008, F/Mf700, Gc305, Gc555, Ice0305, Ice0305A, | |
| Ice0305W, Ice0325, Ice0405, Ice0405A, Ice0405W, Ice0406, | |
| Ice0406A, Ice0406W, Ice0525, Ice0605, Ice0605A, Ice0605R, | |
| Ice0605W, Ice0606, Ice0606A, Ice0606R, Ice0606W, Ice0805, | |
| Ice0806, Ice0806-A, Ice1005, Ice1006, Ice1007, Ice1405, | |
| Ice1405A, Ice1405A3, Ice1405R, Ice1405R3, Ice1405W, | |
| Ice1405W3, Ice1406, Ice1406A, Ice1406A3, Ice1406R, | |
| Ice1406R3, Ice1406W, Ice1406W3, Ice1407, Ice1407A, | |
| Ice1407A3, Ice1407R, Ice1407R3, Ice1407W, Ice1407W3, | |
| Ice1506, Ice1806V3, Ice1807V3, Ice2005, Ice2106V3, | |
| Ice2107V3, Iceu205, Iceu206, Iceu225, Iceu226, Lp2306, |
Description
More Information:
- ICE-O-MATIC:9101084-02
Step1: Disconnect power and unplug ice machine to secure from electric shock before accessing control panel.
Step2: Remove cover panel and locate old relay, noting wiring positions.
Step3: Carefully disconnect wiring harness and replace with new relay, ensuring tight connections.
Step4: Reinstall panel, restore power, and test ice machine operation for proper cycling.
Step5: Ensure all panels are secured and avoid touching electrical components during operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Ice-O-Matic 9101084-02 Relay?
Ensure the ice machine relay connections remain tight and free from corrosion to prevent electrical arcing. Periodically inspect the component for signs of heat discoloration or carbon buildup during routine system cleanings. Proper airflow around the control box is vital to prevent overheating and ensure consistent electrical switching.
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What are common issues with the Ice-O-Matic 9101084-02 Relay?
- Pitted or welded contact points.
- Coil failure preventing the circuit from closing.
- Audible clicking without power delivery.
- Intermittent ice production cycles.