U-Line SS98NF Stainless Ice Repair
The SS98NF comes from the mechanical-control generation, long before touch pads and displays. Everything it does is driven by a motor, a cam, a switch and a valve, which makes it easy to follow but also means every moving part has had decades of cycles.
The harvest motor is the part that carries the load. When it slows or hesitates, cubes release late or not at all. The bin-full mechanism is next: it is an arm that senses the ice level, and a sticky pivot makes the machine quit early or run past full. A leaking inlet valve is third, because it drips into the mold and leaves ice with a rough, wet look.
We test the motor, the arm, and the valve in that order, and tell you what each costs before we replace it. Our work carries a 30-day warranty.
Yes, when the cabinet and evaporator are sound. We test the harvest motor, switch, and valve, tell you what each repair costs, and let you decide whether the repair is worth it for your machine.
The harvest motor is slowing down. We measure its speed and the movement of the cam, and we replace the motor if it no longer completes a full harvest.
The bin-full arm is sticking on its pivot, so the switch never opens. We free and lubricate the arm, test the switch with a meter, and replace whatever has stopped working.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
