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U-Line ACR115 repair

15-inch ADA crescent ice maker, ADA Series. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.

U-Line ice maker repair in Tampa Bay
Model
ACR115
Type
15-inch ADA crescent ice maker
Series
ADA Series
Years
ADA Series
Brand
U-Line

About the ACR115

Because it fits beneath a 34-inch accessible counter and opens with one hand, the ACR115 is the crescent ice maker that clinics, schools and offices choose when everyone must reach the bin. Ice drops from a harvest cycle.

On an ACR115 we test the door first, since low opening effort is central to the design and a worn hinge, dragging seal or misaligned latch raises it. Scale that stalls the harvest follows, and so does a bin-full sensor that ends production early. We measure the door pull before and after any adjustment. You get the price in writing before any work starts.

What we check on a ACR115 visit

  • Door hinge, seal and latch, when it becomes hard to open
  • Scale on the evaporator, when the harvest stalls
  • Bin-full sensor, when ice stops before the bin fills

Key features

  • Crescent ice maker at ADA height, 15 inches wide
  • Slips under an accessible counter 34 inches high
  • Harvest-cycle ice
  • Light door that opens with one hand

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.

FAQ

ACR115 questions

Why is the ACR115 door getting hard to open?

Low opening force is part of this design. Hinge wear, a seal that drags or a latch out of line all increase it, so we test each and adjust or replace whatever is responsible.

Why does my ACR115 stop making ice with the bin half empty?

The bin-full sensor may be tripping early, or scale may be stalling the harvest. We check the sensor reading and the evaporator surface to see which applies.

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