U-Line MCR015 repair
15-inch marine crescent ice maker, Marine Series. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.
- Model
- MCR015
- Type
- 15-inch marine crescent ice maker
- Series
- Marine Series
- Years
- Marine Series
- Brand
- U-Line
About the MCR015
Stay shut while the hull moves: that is the task an MCR015 faces and a kitchen ice maker never does. A travel latch pulls the door against the gasket, and the cabinet and door are UV-resistant, with stainless hinges and fasteners.
When the latch wears or the strike moves, the door begins to rattle loose and the interior warms, so on an MCR015 we begin by lining up latch and strike, then examine the gasket on the hinge side. After that we turn to the water system, which needs a drain-down before a boat sits for a season, and look at fasteners for corrosion. We write the price down first.
What we check on a MCR015 visit
- Travel latch and strike alignment
- Gasket along the hinge side
- Water system condition after a layup, and fastener corrosion
Key features
- Marine crescent ice maker, 15 inches wide
- Hinges and fasteners in stainless to resist corrosion
- Door and cabinet resistant to UV
- Latch that keeps the door shut underway
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 SeriesACR01515-inch ADA crescent ice makerADA SeriesACR11515-inch ADA crescent ice makerIce MachineADA15IMOlder 15-inch ADA ice makerADA SeriesANB11515-inch ADA nugget ice machineMCR015 questions
Why does the door of my MCR015 rattle open underway?
Wear in the travel latch or a shifted strike lets the door move with the boat. We realign or replace the parts and check that the gasket seals again.
Why drain the water system before layup?
Water left in the lines can freeze and crack parts when the boat sits in cold weather. A proper drain-down protects the valve and the lines.