Commercial Ice Maker Repair Services

Experience and expertise set Mr. Appliance apart for commercial ice maker service. Our service professionals have years of hands-on experience diagnosing and repairing all major brands, from Scotsman to Hoshizaki to Manitowoc.

Here's what you can expect when you call Mr. Appliance for commercial ice maker repair:

• Upfront, flat-rate quotes with no hidden surprises
• On-time service scheduled around your business hours
• Uniformed, fully vetted service professionals
• Detailed consultations and thorough testing

The Neighborly Done Right Promise^® ensures you'll be happy with our work. When your bottom line  depends on reliable ice production, you need service professionals who understand commercial equipment and get the job done right the first time.

Mr. Appliance works on most commercial ice maker brands used in restaurants, hotels, and healthcare facilities, including Manitowoc, Hoshizaki, Scotsman, Ice-O-Matic, and Follett.

From high-capacity modular units to compact self-contained systems, our service professionals have the technical knowledge to keep your equipment running efficiently.

Check our complete brand listing to verify we service your specific equipment.

Water supply issues and electrical malfunctions are the most common reasons commercial ice makers stop producing ice. Commercial ice makers have complex systems that often require professional diagnosis to identify the root cause.

Your ice maker might have:

• A clogged water filter restricting flow to the evaporator
• Water line problems such as blockages or leaks
• A malfunctioning door switch preventing the cycle from starting
• A failed control board that manages ice production timing
• Faulty thermostats that can't detect proper temperatures

These issues often overlap and create multiple symptoms, making DIY troubleshooting difficult and potentially damaging. Our service professionals use specialized tools to quickly diagnose the problem.

The age of your commercial ice maker and the scope of needed repairs determine whether repair makes financial sense. Most commercial units under 7-10 years old are worth repairing, especially when the issue involves single components rather than system-wide failure.

Consider these factors when making your decision:

Repairing a commercial ice maker makes sense when:

• Your ice maker is fewer than 7 years old
• The problem is isolated to one component
• You've maintained the unit regularly
• The repair cost is significantly less than replacement is

Replacement might be better if:

• Multiple systems are failing simultaneously
• You're experiencing frequent breakdowns
• The unit is approaching 10-15 years old

Our service professionals provide honest assessments during every commercial ice maker service call, giving you the information needed to make the best decision to minimize costs.

Most commercial ice makers last 7-10 years with proper maintenance. Busy restaurants typically see shorter lifespans due to constant use, while light commercial operations often get more years from their equipment.

Regular professional cleaning every 3-6 months helps to prevent expensive breakdowns by removing mineral buildup. If you have hard water, consider a water softener to protect internal components and extend equipment life.

Struggling to find the exact replacement part? There's no need to stress. We'll diagnose the problem quickly, locate the appropriate parts, and handle your commercial ice maker repair.

Here are some of the most common commercial ice maker parts our service professionals can replace:

• Condensers
• Control modules
• Motors
• Solenoids
• Thermostats
• Timers
• Tubing
• Valves
• Water filtration systems

We prioritize genuine manufacturer parts when available for commercial ice maker service. Our service professionals handle the complete sourcing and installation process.