
When first opening the slush machine, be very careful removing the machine from the
box. It is a heavy piece of equipment.
There is grease included for any of the moving parts in the machine. This grease
should be applied liberally to the spots where the mixer connects to the faucet, and
where it connects to the back of the machine. It should also be applied to the tube
inside the faucet assembly. There will already be grease on some of these parts, which
is the cause for any minor discoloration on the faucet or inside mechanisms.
Once the grease is applied, the machine is ready to use! It is a simple setup. Plug in the
machine, and you are ready to go!
It is important that the machine is set up in a place free of debris and clutter.
The floors should also be kept clear. Make sure hoses and wires for the machine
are all secured to avoid tripping hazards.
There are replacement gaskets included in the machine, as well as replacement parts
for the auger. These should not need to be replaced, but are included as a courtesy in
case of issues. The machine comes preassembled and pregreased.
IV. Setting Up the Machine
V. Operating the Machine
General Operation
The slush machine can be used with either one or both mixers in operation. The
cooling level will help determine the thickness of your slush. Be sure to monitor the
slush machine in the start-up. Always start at a lower level of freezing and work up.
If you start with the machine too cold, large blocks of ice will form and can damage
the machine.
When first operating the machine, turn on the power. If you are looking to make slush
mixtures, turn on the Freeze. There are 5 levels controlling the consistency of your
slush, which are level 0 (when there is no slush at all) to level 4 (corresponding to the
hardest slush). The recommended level is level 2 and that should be suffice for most
users. Give the machine at least an hour, and check on the consistency of the
mixture. Please be patient.
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