U-Line ACP115 repair
15-inch ADA clear ice machine, ADA Series. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.
- Model
- ACP115
- Type
- 15-inch ADA clear ice machine
- Series
- ADA Series
- Years
- ADA Series
- Brand
- U-Line
About the ACP115
Built for accessible kitchens, offices and break rooms, the ACP115 stands only high enough to fit beneath a 34-inch counter, at 15 inches wide. Its door opens with one hand and light force, and a slow freeze gives the ice its clarity.
Height is the limit that shapes an ACP115 visit. The drain has little vertical drop, so we check its fall before anything else, since a slight sag leaves water standing in the base. We then look at the water filter for cloudy ice and at scale on the freezing surface, and quote the price before starting.
What we check on a ACP115 visit
- Drain fall in a low installation, when water stays in the base
- Filter and water quality, when cubes cloud
- Scale on the freezing surface, when output slips
Key features
- Clear ice machine for accessible counters, 15 inches wide
- Slow freeze that gives clear cubes
- Slips under a counter 34 inches high
- Door that opens one-handed with little force
The model number is on the serial label: inside the cabinet near the top, on the side wall or behind the front grille. We are an independent repair company, not affiliated with U-Line Corporation.
U-Line ice machine codes
Codes listed for U-Line ice machines. Which ones a unit can show depends on its control generation, so we confirm by the full model number.
Other U-Line ice machine models
Modular 3000 Series3018CLR18-inch Modular clear ice machineModular 3000 Series3045CLRWide Modular clear ice machineADA SeriesACR01414-inch ADA crescent ice makerADA SeriesACR01515-inch ADA crescent ice makerADA SeriesACR11515-inch ADA crescent ice makerIce MachineADA15IMOlder 15-inch ADA ice makerADA SeriesANB11515-inch ADA nugget ice machineOrigin 1000 SeriesBI1215Built-in crescent ice makerACP115 questions
Why does water collect in my ACP115?
This machine sits so low that its drain has very little fall. A slight sag or kink keeps water in the base, so we measure the slope and straighten the line.
Does an ADA-height machine have a special door?
On the ACP115 the door is designed to open with one hand and little force. If it feels heavier, we look at hinges, the gasket and the latch alignment.