On the U-Line 1000 Series clear ice maker UCLR1215, the display prints Pi when the pump circuit is open. The characters read like P1, and they mean the same thing: the control cannot read the water…
On the U-Line 1000 Series clear ice maker UCLR1215, the display prints Pi when the pump circuit is open. The characters read like P1, and they mean the same thing: the control cannot read the water pump circuit as complete. Ice making stops because the machine has no water circulation, and Pi stays on the display until the circuit reads normal.
1. Switch the ice maker off for several minutes. 2. Check behind the unit that the drain hose is straight. 3. Make sure nothing is leaning on the hose. 4. Switch the machine back on. 5. If Pi comes back, leave it off and call us.
The UCLR1215 prints this code as Pi, so that is what you read on the display. It is the same pump circuit open message the nugget models show as P1.
No. Clear ice depends on water circulating over the plate, and the pump circuit is the part the control cannot confirm. Output pauses until the circuit reads normal.
Switching the machine off for a few minutes is safe. If Pi returns, the circuit still reads open, and we test the pump and drain path to find which part needs replacing.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.