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sounds like a control card problem blown on board fuse

Thermister probably isnt getting resistance with a normal functioning unit so as a safety it turns unit off... hoshi???? Any beeps???

maybe not. it could be that the heating cycle is taking a lot of time to remove the ice from the evaporator that is why the electronics is shutting off the compressor as a protection. check the heating cycle if it is working fine. check the evaporator for dirt that would hold the ice slab from falling down quickly. check the level of the unit. it may have move and now its out of level. the unit must be leveled with the ground.

I see this is from 2009. Has this issue been resolved? if not, I will be happy to try and help you out.

look for stuck water valve, reservoir leaking water causing short freeze cycles. start there and let me know if I can be of any further help.

can you give me some more details? not real sure what you are trying to ask?

I have been told that the water pumps can be rebuilt but I have always just replaced them. when they go bad, they get real loud. It is my personal preference as the time it takes to rebuild in the service industry is not cost effective.

go to: http://www.hoshizakiamerica.com/. Click on "Support". fill in the model of your unit then click "get manual" and you are there.

I am not aware of any temperature gage. what exactly are you looking for?

need more details. does it have power? is it making any noise? model and serial numbers are usually a good place to start to get help. thanks and let me know

look for stuck water valve. one quick way to check is to turn machine off and see if water is still running. start with that and let me know.

look for a stuck or otherwise malfunctioning water fill valve. one way to check, turn the machine off and see if the water is still running to fill it. start with that and let me know.

usually, if it does not stay in the freeze cycle long enough to make ice or it just makes slivers of ice, it is loosing water. during the freeze cycle, look to see if water is draining down the drain from the machine. If not, I would look at the float position. it should be almost completely in the lower, down position. give that a shot.

Replace water float and check water inlet valve. with water constantly filling sump tray it will not make ice water will never cool down to 32 deg.

sounds like dump valve is stuck some what open

look for some reason that the sump is loosing water. Sometimes particals get caught in the dump valve and keep it from seating. Also, the sump may not be filling all the way and it will make small cubes. Set float to it's lowest level and see if that may help

If you get ice in the auger the part that makes the ice. Is a bad barring. If fan turn of and there no ice in the auger then is a bad relly on the board .you should have a reset bottom on the board. .

• This bin includes a proximity switch and actuator paddle assembly. The mechanical bin control assembly mounts in the ice drop zone area and will shut the unit down within 3 seconds when ice pushes the actuator paddle to the full right position, away from the proximity switch. Shut down will only occur during the first 5 minutes of the freeze cycle when the paddle is moved away from the proximity switch. If the paddle is moved away from the proximity switch and held at any other time during the sequence, the unit will continue to run until the next freeze cycle occurs. This feature allows for a full batch of ice every cycle so that there are no small cubes in the bin.
• The bin is in the back and must be pushed all the way to the side (see diagram) You can also read more about this on page 30 of the manual I have provided (below)

• Here is the complete manual for your icemaker. There are several reset switches on this. Just in case the bin does not do it for you. Manuals are always good to have around as well. It is very detailed. http://www.hoshizakiamerica.com/techspecs/pdf/R404Aguide.pdf

Regards, Tony