U-Line ACR015 repair
15-inch ADA crescent ice maker, ADA Series. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.
- Model
- ACR015
- Type
- 15-inch ADA crescent ice maker
- Series
- ADA Series
- Years
- ADA Series
- Brand
- U-Line
About the ACR015
With the ACR014 and ACR115, the ACR015 forms the ADA crescent ice family: a 15-inch cabinet that clears a counter 34 inches high. Clinics, offices and accessible kitchens use it where a standard machine would stand too tall.
Water control matters most on an ACR015, so we first test the inlet valve, because a seeping one leaves water in the mold between cycles and softens the cubes. After that we look at scale lengthening the freeze and at meltwater lingering in the bin, and we also confirm that the door gasket closes tightly. Our price is put in writing before we order a part.
What we check on a ACR015 visit
- Inlet valve seepage, when the mold holds water between cycles
- Scale, when the freeze stretches out
- Bin drainage, when meltwater lingers
Key features
- Crescent ice maker at ADA height, 15 inches wide
- Fits beneath a counter 34 inches high
- Ice made in a harvest cycle
- Belongs to the family that includes the ACR014 and ACR115
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 SeriesACP11515-inch ADA clear ice machineADA SeriesACR01414-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 makerACR015 questions
Why are the crescents from my ACR015 wet or fused?
A valve that seeps lets water sit in the mold between cycles, so cubes freeze together or come out wet. We test the valve shutoff and inspect the mold for scale.
Is some water in the bin normal?
A little meltwater is expected in any ice bin. Water that persists or reaches the floor means the drain path needs attention, and that is what we trace.