EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H
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EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H Price comparison
EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H Price History
Price History for EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H Stainless Steel Under Counter ice Machine with...
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Current Price | $332.99 | September 6, 2024 |
Highest Price | $369.99 | June 22, 2024 |
Lowest Price | $332.99 | July 10, 2024 |
Last price changes
$332.99 | August 16, 2024 |
$369.99 | August 3, 2024 |
$332.99 | July 10, 2024 |
$369.99 | June 22, 2024 |
EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H Description
User-Friendly Design:
With its sleek design and advanced technology, this EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine is the perfect solution for any home or business. This user-friendly product is designed with both convenience and ease–of–use in mind. It has an LCD control panel with settings easy to set up and intuitive icons for ease of navigation. The stainless steel exterior is easy to clean and makes a great addition to any kitchen or bar. Additionally, the front and side panels of this ice maker open and close easily for optimal product maintenance.
High Performance:
Enjoy superior performance and hassle-free operation with this powerful ice maker machine from EUHOMY. It can produce up to 99lbs of ice in 24 hours, enough to keep up with the demands of busy commercial locations and large gatherings. It’s equipped with an ice thickness setting function which allows you to select the desired size and shape of the ice cubes you need. Moreover, the machine comes with a built-in drain system to get rid of excess water without requiring you to remove the ice container.
Simple Installation Process:
Installation of this product is designed to be simple and hassle-free. An installation guide is included to get you up and running in no time. No plumbing or additional electrical work is required as the unit is simple plug-and-play. Plus, it can easily fit under most counters for a neat and tidy storage solution. Also, the machine is UL-Approved and ETL-Certified for safety and quality assurance.
Product Features:
This premium ice maker from EUHOMY is the perfect choice for large celebrations or if you just need a quick cool-down. Here are some of the features that you can expect from this machine:
• Produces up to 99lbs of ice in 24 hours
• Allows user to set desired thickness of ice cubes
• LCD control panel for ease-of-use
• Front and side panels open and close easily for product maintenance
• Drain system eliminates excess water
• ETL-Certified and UL-Approved for safety
• Sleek stainless steel exterior
• Installation guide and plug-and-play operation
• Fits easily under most counters for space-saving storage
EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H Specification
Specification: EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H
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EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H Reviews (2)
2 reviews for EUHOMY Commercial Ice Maker Machine, 99lbs/24H
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Brion Peter Adderley –
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 Hello I am from the Bahamas and i am an entrepreneur, I was interested in buying an ice machine because i sell beverages on the road, and stumbled across this product, based on the reviews. I was a bit skeptical at first because of the bad reviews so I asked a friend and also my dad what were their opinions, my dad told me to give it another week (decision making process) and my friend told me to get this. So I got this the following week, as was advised from my friend, as this was and probably still is number #1 top Commercial ice machine and a fast seller. The installation wasn’t all too hard, despite me having no experience in plumbing nor electrical, it took back and forth trips to the hardware store and probably about $300 in labor and supplies which comprised of the electrical and plumbing work of course.
After the installation was completed I gave it an additional 12 hours prior to starting it up to ensure the PVC glue cured well, hence the machine received more than 24 hours in an upright position as stated (advised) on the front facing. I started the machine the next day and allowed it to self-clean for 20 minutes before making the first batch of ice. Everything sounded normal, however during this phase i thought the machine encountered a problem due to the length of time it took to fill up with water (flashing arrow indicating machine is filling up) to my avail that eventually disappeared and the machine cleaning phase had completed and it went into ice making mode automatically. All i did was watch as the ice was being slowly made, i stepped out of the shed to do some other work around the house and came back to see what was the state of it, it was flashing “08 min” indicating 8 minutes left before the completion of the first batch of ice. The ice fell into the bin( a bit loudly), but i didn’t mind all i wanted was ice. There it was my first (premature formed) batch of ice. After witnessing it dispense the first batch, i left it alone for 2-3 hours, coming back however i was shocked to see how little ice it had made.
I then began to observe it more closely to discern exactly what could be causing it to make premature ice and not fill up. I noticed after every batch of ice that was made, the dispensing tube would wet the bin up (that the ice would drop in) and sort of defeat the purpose of what the machine was intended to do(make ice). Immediately i contacted customer support, and was advised to send videos accompanied with other information. Willow responded in about under a day, after all it was over the weekend so i had assumed company hours was offline at the time, fortunately i didn’t had to wait until Monday for a response and got a message from Willow @ Euhomy customer support on sunday. Willow said the tube letting out the water above the ice trays was not positioned properly and if i would not mind to rotate the tube where the holes (nine of them) would point downwards. I did that (very easy to do) and started the machine again.
WaLah ! 🙂 Happy Boy, Ice was now maturely being produced and was not melting down after every completed cycle. I will upload pictures and a video. The machine has been running almost 7 days str8 so far it has encountered one (E2) error, but i think that was because the bin being full of ice held down the white flap for a while (presumably speaking). I am pleased that with this product and would advise other people to buy it as well, customer service is quite reputable. I wanted to upload the video of what it was doing prior to the fix but i could of only uploaded 1 video.
~ Additional note: Makes a TON of ice ~
Brion Peter Adderley –
I purchased this ice machine for our small coffee shop, it’s perfect for us! We needed something compact and affordable and this fit nicely under the counter where we had removed a cabinet. We’ve only been using it for a month and are currently in our slow season so once spring break rolls around and the demand for ice increases I will try to come back and give an update. A couple of things that I would like to address that I found in previous reviews; Someone said that the cube SIZE is NOT adjustable. This is NOT true, it IS adjustable! However, It does not adjust the overall dimensions of the cube but allows you to adjust the thickness of the cube wall. I first set it to its largest size which gives you a very thick rectangular sheet of ice that can be broken apart with some effort (not with the plastic scoop that comes with the machine). This size did not work for us because we are using the ice to make ice coffees and smoothies so we needed the cubes to be looser so that we could better manage the portion of ice we are putting in the cups. After a little trial and error we found that setting the cube size to -4 is perfect for us and allows the ice to be broken apart with ease and also gives a quicker recovery time since there is less water being used per cube. If you are bagging ice to sell or if you are just filling up coolers I would suggest using a thicker cube setting. Either way I found that the machine responds quickly to adjustments so it only takes one cycle for you to see the results of your adjustment. Even though the machine drops one rack of cubes every 10 minutes our less it remains to be seen wether or not it will keep up with our summer demand. I am optimistic and hopeful!
Things I would like to see the manufacturer consider changing. 1) Adding Adjustable (and taller) feet to the machine. This will allow customers to easily level the machine in cases where the floor is unlevel. 2) Make the overall height of the cabinet taller so there is zero clearance between the top of the ice maker and the bottom of the counter top. It will give a more custom and finished look after installation. I used 3/4″ PVC couplers that fit perfectly over the the factory feet to raise the unit about an inch and it still was no where close to the bottom of the counter top. To get a nice finished look I had to cut down a piece of 1×4 to about 2.25 inches and stain it to match the cabinets. It turned out nice! The other problem with the very short legs on the unit is that the drain line is so close to the ground that if you encounter the slightest incline while running the drain line the machine will not drain properly. PLEASE put taller LEGS on the ice maker! 3) Plastic ice scoop? I get it that something is better than nothing but if folks try to scoop out or break up the ice (especially when set to its thickest setting) the scoop will easily break.
As I said, we have only been using our machine for about a month and we love it! I will do my best to get back to this review to give an update on how it is keeping up and also add some pictures! Feel free to ask questions on my review and I’ll try to answer the best I can. Cheers!