Scotsman iceValet HD22 User manual

Introduction
To the owner or user: This product manual is a
source of information about the installation, start
up, cleaning, maintenance and repair of the
product.
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Table of Contents
Introduction ················································· Page 1
General Description ············································· Page 2
Specifications & Limitations ········································· Page 3
HD30 Dimensioned Illustration ······································· Page 4
HD22 Dimensioned Illustration ······································· Page 5
Product Description ············································· Page 6
Unpacking ·················································· Page 7
Installation - Plumbing ··········································· Page 8
Installation - Electrical and Ice Machine Assembly ····························· Page 9
Final Check List/Initial Start Up ······································· Page 10
Use ····················································· Page 11
General Care and Cleaning ········································· Page 12
General Care And Cleaning - Continued ·································· Page 13
Maintenance ················································ Page 14
Adjustments ················································· Page 15
Service Diagnosis ·············································· Page 16

General Description
The HD22 is a hotel/motel ice dispenser. It is
designed to use a Scotsman CME306 or CME456
cube ice machine as the source for ice.
The HD30 is a wider version of the HD22 and is
designed to use a Scotsman CME256 or CME506
cuber as its source of ice. Additional models may
be used, see sales information for details. Flaked
or nugget ice is not recommended for use in these
dispensers.
Cuber Application Chart
Ice from the cuber falls into the insulated hopper,
where it is stored until needed. When a user
pushes the dispense chute a rotating wheel scoops
the ice up to the top front of the hopper where
there is an outlet to the ice chute.
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Model Dimensions
w”xh”xd”
with 6” leg
Basic Electrical
volts/hertz/phase
Model Description Bin Storage
Capacity, ARI rated
HD22B-1A 22 x 53 x 33 ½ 115/60/1 Basic 22” model, 60 Hz 120 lb
HD22B-6A 22 x 53 x 33 ½ 230/50/1 Basic 22” model, 50 Hz 120 lb
HD30B-1A 30 x 53 x 33 ½ 115/60/1 Basic 22” model, 60 Hz 180 lb
HD30N-1A 30 x 53 x 33 ½ 115/60/1 Coin/token model 180 lb
HD30W-1A 30 x 53 x 33 ½ 115/60/1 Water station model 180 lb
HD30B-6A 30 x 53 x 33 ½ 230/50/1 Basic 30” model, 50 Hz 180 lb
All 60 Hz models are supplied with an 11’ power cord, 50 Hz models have a 1.1 meter power cord. Basic
models dispense ice when their chute is pushed. Coin/token models require a coin or token for dispense
activation. Tokens are available from Scotsman, the part number for 500 tokens is KTOKEN. Water station
models are basic models with a separate non-refrigerated water dispense station.
Cuber Model Fits Dispenser Adapter
CME306 HD22 None Needed
CME456 HD22 None Needed
CME256* HD30 None Needed
CME506* HD30 None Needed
CME686 or CME810 HD22 KBT36
CME686 or CME810 HD30 KBT32
* Higher capacity cubers, CME656 or CME806, may also be used, but they require 230 volt power.
New dispenser / used ice machine combinations:Some of the ice machines listed in the table above
used a thermostat when on a dispenser. When re-using the ice machine on an HD22 or HD30, disconnect
and do not use the thermostat.
Prior cubers, CM250, CME250, CM500, CME500, SLC300, SLE300, SLC400, SCE400 are not compatible
with either HD22 or HD30 unless the bin thermostat is used and a thermostat bracket is installed. CM
products use bracket A32262-001, SLC/SLE products use bracket C34196202.
Basic Specifications

Specifications & Limitations
This dispenser is designed to be installed and
operated indoors, in a controlled environment.
Its minimum and maximum operating temperature
limits are the same as those for the ice machine.
Minimum Maximum
Air Temp 50oF 100oF
Voltage 60 Hz 104 126
Water Pressure* 20 psi 80 psi
* for water station model
Check the nameplate, located on the back of the
cabinet for specific information.
Scotsman reserves the right to make design
changes and/or improvements at any time.
Specifications and designs are subject to change
without notice.
Scotsman assumes no liability or responsibility of
any kind for products manufactured by Scotsman
that have been altered in any way, including the
use of any parts and/or other components not
specifically approved by Scotsman.
Models
There are three versions of the HD30 dispensers:
Basic, Coin/token and Water Station. The Basic
version is constructed to deliver ice when the ice
chute is pushed in, and it continues to vend ice as
long as the ice chute is held in.
The Coin/token version is designed to deliver ice
after a coin or token is inserted into the coin slot
AND then the ice chute is pushed in. Ice vending is
limited to a preset time per coin or token use.
Coins or tokens are collected in a coin box at the
bottom of the dispenser. A keyed door allows
access to the coin box without removing the front
panel.
The Water Station version is a Basic version with a
mechanical water faucet added to the left of the ice
chute. Water is dispensed whenever the faucet
lever is pushed back. The HD30 is available in all
versions, the HD22 is only available as a Basic
model.
50 Hz. The Basic models of the HD22 and HD30
are available in 230 volt 50 Hz electrical for those
countries with that type of electrical service.
Kits:
A bin top adapter kit is also available to allow
placement of a Scotsman CME686 or CME810
Eclipse ice making head on the dispenser.
The HD22’s kit number is KBT36.
The HD30’s kit number is KBT32.
There is also a kit that can be installed on a
HD30N (coin operated model). That kit is a coin
counting timer that can be adjusted to accept more
than one quarter before activating the dispense
mechanism. The kit’s part number is 12-2909-21.
No other kits are available.
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HD30 Dimensioned Illustration
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30"
762.4
28"
711.2
10"
WATER VALVE HEIGHT
(WATER FILLER ONLY)
254.8
6"
152.4
53 1/4"
1351.3
ICE FILL STATION
8 3/4 [221.5] HIEGHT
13 1/2 [342.9] WIDTH
8 1/2 [215.9] DEPTH
RIGHT SIDE
FRONT
24"
609.6
81 1/4"
2062.5
25 5/8"
650.5
33 1/2"
849.4
ICE
HEAD
ICE
HEAD
BACK
POWER
CORD
17 3/4"
451.1 1"
24.1
7 1/2"
189.4
7"
179.1
7 1/2"
189.7
17 1/2"
444.4
WATER INLET
3/8 FLARE
(WATER FILLER ONLY)
3/4 FPT
DRAIN
(2) 5/16-18 UNC
ICE HEAD MOUNTING
Note: Ice fill station depth is
curved to match large ice
buckets. Listed number is
the maximum depth.

HD22 Dimensioned Illustration
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28"
711.200
22"
558.8
6"
152.4
53 1/4"
1351.3
ICE FILL STATION
8 3/4 [221.5] HIEGHT
13 1/2 [342.9] WIDTH
8 1/2 [215.9] DEPTH
24"
609.6
81 1/4"
2062.5
33 1/2"
850.1
25 5/8"
650.6
ICE
HEAD
ICE
HEAD
FRONT RIGHT SIDE
16"
406.4 1"
24.1
3 1/2"
88.9
7"
179.1
POWER
CORD
3/4 FPT
DRAIN
BACK
(2) 5/16-18 UNC
ICE HEAD MOUNTING
Note: Ice fill station depth is
curved to match large ice
buckets. Listed number is
the maximum depth.

Product Description
All models consist of a plastic lined, insulated
hopper mounted to a metal base. The hopper
contains a 15 blade plastic dispense wheel and a
stainless steel sweep arm. The top front of the
hopper has a removable door to facilitate
maintenance and cleaning of the hopper without
removal of the ice machine.
The dispense wheel and sweep arm rotate when
the ¼ HP dispense drive motor is actuated. The
drive motor’s actuation is controlled by the
agitation timer or the vend switch. When the ice
dispense chute is pushed back it moves the
actuation lever up. The actuation lever releases the
chute door and pushes the vend switch arm up.
When the vend switch arm has moved a preset
distance the vend switch contacts close, providing
power to the dispense drive motor. Ice is delivered
to the top end of the ice chute by the dispense
wheel and it slides down the chute to the
container below. The container rests on
a grill, the grill’s openings are over the
ice catch pan, and any spilled ice
goes there. The grill has a flange at
the front to help contain the ice if it
spills during vending. After the ice
dispense chute is released, the ice
chute door closes to stop ice
flow. Ice in the chute will
eventually melt. Melted ice water
is routed to the drain through a
hose attached to the bottom of
the chute. Spilled ice is
contained in an insulated ice
catch pan. Melted ice water
from the ice catch pan is
routed to the drain. User
debris is kept away from the
drain in the catch pan by a
slotted shield.
The side and front exterior panels are
stainless steel. The vending area and
top panel are made of plastic.
Coin / Token Model
The coin op model’s operation is identical to the
basic operation described above with the exception
that no power is provided to the vend switch until
the coin mechanism has activated the vend timer.
The vend timer then allows the vend switch to be
activated for a set time, during that time the user
must dispense the ice. A green “ready” light over
the vending area will glow when the vend timer is
armed and ready for dispensing.
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Bin
Vend Switch
Chute Door
Chute
Drive Motor
Ice Catch
Pan
Sweep
Arm
Dispense
Wheel
Drain Hose
to Ice
Catch Pan
Drain Hose

Unpacking
After removing the carton, check for the
loose-shipped parts packed in the storage bin. The
parts will include a carton with four legs. Remove
the leg carton and any other loose-shipped items.
To remove the skid, place part of the carton behind
the unit and tip the unit on its back. Remove the
bolts holding the skid to the base of the HD
dispenser and separate the skid from the unit.
Install the legs into the base of the unit, using the
holes where the skid bolts were. Turn the leg
leveler part of the legs in all the way, adjust them
later after the unit is in its final installed position.
Move the dispenser to an upright position and set it
in the location where it will be installed. Note where
drain lines and electrical connections will be made.
Front Panel Removal
The front panel rests on the base and is located
with pins that stick up from the base. It is retained
to the side panels by strikes and latches. The top
panel keeps the front panel from moving forward.
To remove:
1. Disconnect electrical power.
2. Remove the two screws holding the top panel to
the dispenser. Lift the top panel up and off the
dispenser.
3. Pull the top edge of the front panel forward until
the two snaps disengage.
·If the unit is a coin op model, reach behind the
front panel and disconnect the coin mechanism
harness from the front panel.
·If the unit is a water station model, reach behind
the front panel and shut off the water supply
valve to the water faucet. Then disconnect the
water line from the shut off valve.
4. Lift the front panel up and off the base.
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Top Panel
Front
Panel

Installation - Plumbing
Drain:
All models of the dispenser have a 3/4" FPT drain
fitting at the bottom of the back panel. Connect 3/4"
rigid tubing to this connection, a vent is
recommended for most installations. Route the
drain tubing to the building drain.
Note: Drain fitting material is plastic. If using
copper, sweat the copper tube to copper fitting
together before installing on the dispenser.
Note: Keep PVC solvent away from all plastic parts
of the dispenser.
Follow all applicable plumbing codes.
Because the drain tubing will be very cold,
insulation is recommenced for the tubing.
Water:
HD30 water station models must be
connected to a source of potable water.
The water supply must have adequate
backflow protection to comply with
applicable codes.
Flush the water supply line before
connecting it to the dispenser.
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Drain Connection, Back View of Dispenser

Installation - Electrical and Ice Machine Assembly
The dispenser is supplied with a power cord. Do
not use with an extension cord. The unit must be
plugged into a properly grounded outlet.
The dispenser must be installed so that it is a
separate piece of equipment from the ice machine.
The drains and electrical supply must be separate.
Follow All Local State and National Codes
Ice Machine
All models: Place the dispenser in the location
where it will be used. Level the top edge of the
dispenser front to back and left to right.
Sanitize the dispenser bin with a locally
approved sanitizer. See page 13.
Place the ice machine on the dispenser and secure
it to the dispenser with the hardware and straps
from the ice machine. Install it according to the
instructions in the manual included with the ice
machine.
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Ice Machine
Drain, Keep
Separate
Floor Drain
Back View of HD22 Installation
Back View of HD30 Installation
Fasten Ice Machine to Dispenser

Final Check List/Initial Start Up
1. Check that electrical power has been supplied.
2. Check that a drain, separate from the ice
machine, insulated and made of rigid tubing, has
been connected to the dispenser.
3. Check that the ice machine has been properly
installed per the ice machines installation
directions.
4. Check that the ice machine/dispenser assembly
is level front to back and left to right.
5. Check that optional kits, if any, have been
correctly installed.
6. Check that the coin box access key, if used, is
available.
To Start:
1. Connect electrical power. The dispensing
system will cycle on for a few seconds.
2. Go thru ice machine start up procedures. Let ice
machine make two harvests.
3. Push the ice chute in.
4. Dispense wheel turns.
5. Ice will be dispensed from ice chute.
6. Fill out the warranty registration form and place
it in the mail.
7. Give the operator any keys and the instructions
on the operation and maintenance of the product.
Check that the operator knows who to call for
service, and has the product/service manuals for
the machines.
Electrical Sequence
Pushing the ice chute closes a contact to the gear
motor.
The gearmotor will have power and the dispenser
will continue to operate as long as the ice chute is
pushed in. This model also has a agitation cycle of
3 seconds every 6 hours. Since the ice chute is not
pushed in during agitation no ice is dispensed.
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Use
Basic Model
After the ice machine has operated for a few hours,
the HD dispenser can be used. Pushing the ice
chute back will activate the dispense mechanism
and ice will drop out of the chute into the user’s
container.
Coin/Token Model Operation
Without activation the dispenser will not dispense
ice when the ice chute is depressed.
To activate the dispense system, the user must
insert a quarter or a token in the coin mechanism.
If the quarter or token is accepted, the Ready Light
above the ice chute glows green, indicating that ice
can now be dispensed. The dispense system will
allow ice vending for a pre-set time. Once armed,
pushing the chute in (like the basic model) causes
the ice to vend. At the end of the pre-set time
vending stops.
Free Vend: There is a free vend switch inside the
unit, switch it to ON to by pass the coin mechanism
and vend ice anytime the chute is pushed back.
When switched to Free Vend the Ready light will
be ON.
When switching from Free Vend to Coin / Token
operation the Ready light will be ON for a few
seconds.
Water Station Model
In addition to dispensing ice like the Basic model,
the water sation model has a water faucet located
to the left of the ice chute. The water’s temperature
is not affected by the dispenser. Pushing in on the
faucet lever opens the valve and water flows out
into the users container.
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Push the chute back to dispense ice

General Care and Cleaning
Periodically inspect and clean the ice dispenser to
keep it operating at peak performance.
Wash the outside of the dispenser with warm water
and soap. Rinse off and wipe dry.
Cleaning and Sanitizing of the Ice Storage Bin:
The minerals, chlorine and other impurities in the
water are rejected from the water during the freeze
cycle of the ice machine. These minerals will
collect in the storage bin. The ice storage bin
should be cleaned and sanitized every 90 days.
1. Remove all of the ice stored inside the dispenser
bin and shut off the ice maker.
2. Disconnect electrical power to the dispenser.
3. Remove top front panel (in front of ice machine).
4. Remove the front panel.
5. Lift up and remove the access door at the front
of the bin
6. Reach into the opening, locate the hair pin and
pull it out of the shaft
7. Pull the sweep arm off the shaft and remove it
from the dispenser.
8. Pull the dispense wheel off the drive shaft and
remove it from the dispenser.
9. Mix a solution of 5 ounces of ice machine
cleaner to 1 gallon of warm (95oF.-1150F.) water.
Wash the entire bin area and the delivery area.
Use a clean brush or cloth.
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Electrical Shock
and Moving Parts
Hazard
Disconnect Electrical
Power Before
Beginning Service or
Maintenance
Procedures.
EZ Access
Door

General Care And Cleaning - Continued
10. Rinse all areas washed with clean, fresh water.
11. Using the ice machine cleaning solution, clean
the ice grill, sink, sweep arm and dispense wheel.
Rinse these parts with clean, fresh water.
12. To sanitize: Use a locally approved sanitizer. A
possible sanitizer: Mix a solution of ice machine
sanitizer and water: 1 ounce of household bleach
to 2 gallons of (95oF.-1150F.) water. Wash
all interior surfaces, the sweep arm and
the dispense wheel with the sanitizer
solution. Use a clean cloth.
13. Allow the parts to air dry.
14. Reassemble wheel and sweep
arm onto drive shaft. Be sure to
reinsert hairpin.
15. Replace all panels.
16. Reconnect power, be sure
ice machine is switched back on.
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Hair Pin
Sweep Arm
Dispense
Wheel

Maintenance
Spilled ice and user debris will collect in the ice
catch pan, located just below the sink grill.
Occasionally the debris will need to be removed
and the drain flushed out to prevent water back
ups.
Note: Failure to clean out the ice catch pan will
likely result in a water leak, one that is NOT
covered by warranty.
To clean out the ice catch pan:
1. Remove the front panel.
2. Disconnect electrical power.
3. Remove the two screws holding the top panel to
the dispenser. Lift the top panel up and off the
dispenser.
4. Pull the top edge of the front panel forward until
the two snaps disengage.
If the unit is a coin op model, reach behind the
front panel and disconnect the coin mechanism
harness from the front panel.
If the unit is a water station model, reach behind
the front panel and shut off the water supply valve
to the water faucet. Then disconnect the water line
from the shut off valve.
5. Lift the front panel up and off the base.
6. Pull the ice catch pan forward a few inches until
the drain hose can be reached.
7. Pull the drain hose from the ice catch pan.
8. Slide the ice catch pan out of the ice dispenser
and clear it of any debris. Wash out the drain.
9. Return the ice catch pan to its normal position.
10. Re-attach the drain hose.
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Screen
Ice Catch Pan

Adjustments
The dispenser is preset at the factory. Adjustments
are rarely needed.
Agitation Time Recommendations:
The standard time is 3 seconds on every 6 hours.
Adjust to agitate more frequently if the unit is
installed in a low temperature environment.
However, if the ice being produced by the ice
machine is cloudy and crumbles easily, adjust to
agitate less frequently.
Coin or Token Operation
The standard time for vending is pre set at 20
seconds on the Vend Ready Timer. This includes
time allowed for vending and customer activation.
If necessary, adjust this timer to a higher number to
deliver more ice, or a smaller number for less ice.
Water Station
The faucet can be adjusted for flow. There is a
screw adjustment in the top of the valve body.
Loosen the lock nut and rotate the screw CW for
less water flow. Be sure to re-tighten the lock nut or
a water leak may develop.
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Agitation Timer, Shown Pre-set to 3 seconds
every 6 hours
Vend Ready Timer
Water Flow Adjustment Screw

Service Diagnosis
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Symptom Probable Cause Possible Fix
No ice is dispensed - Basic Model No power to dispenser Check for proper power, is dispenser
plugged in?
No ice Check ice machine
Vend switch does not close Check vend switch
Check chute for proper motion
Chute cannot be pushed back Check door lock for proper operation
Interlock switch open Check interlock switch, be sure top
panel is in place
Drive motor windings open Check drive motor
Drive gears failed Check gear reducer
No ice is dispensed - Coin Op Model Same as above plus coin switch does
not close
Check coin switch
Vend timer does not work Connect power to post 6 of coin
mech timer, timer should activate,
ready light should be on and pushing
the chute should start the gear motor,
if not replace the vend timer
Only dispenses small amount of ice Sweep arm damaged Check/replace sweep arm
No water is dispensed - water station
model
Water shut off Check water supply to unit, check
shut off valve inside cabinet
Water leak Drain is plugged Check drain for restriction
Ice catch pan has overfilled Remove excess ice
Ice catch pan screen is plugged Clean screen
Seal between ice machine and
dispenser is leaking
Remove ice machine and replace
gasket tape
Water drip from spout Some dripping is normal, but if
severe
Check spout drain for restriction
Coin operated model “Ready” light is
on all the time
Resistor is open Replace resistors (15K, 2 watt in
parallel)