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Into the drip trays
Problem : The slush machine drips regularly into the drip tray, solution below
Please perform regular maintenance as detailed below. Failure to maintain your machine in accordance with the Easy Start Guide, which came with your machine, will invalidate your warranty.
Snowshock cannot be held responsible for any repair costs (parts or labour) for equipment that has not been maintained in accordance with the Easy Start Guide.
Step 1
Re-seat tanks
One of the most common cause of machine leaks is incorrect fitment of the tank seal. This is the big circular seal that fits onto the back of the tank which holds the slush.
Step 2
Once done, if the leak continues you may require a replacement rear tank seal. Be sure to inspect the seal for wear or damage. If this is present, replace the seal. If not ensure the seal is lubricated where the machine and seal meet.
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If you are still having trouble then why not let us know who you, what you have tried and what seems to be the problem?We will contact you as soon as possible.Leaking Solution Guides:
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Further Information
Common Solutions
Leaky Machine?
Most leaks can be fixed by a good cleaning. Make sure you are removing any dirt or grime that may have built up or your seals as this is most likely what is causing the problem. Any marks or stains that cannot be removed may indicate that the seal needs to be replaced. Remember to lubricate the seals before they are replaced, failing to do so will cause the machine to leak.
Not Freezing?
One of the most common causes of the machine not freezing is a blocked air filter. The air filter can be found on the side of the machine opposite from the switches. By removing the panel you will find a foam filter, which should be cleaned in hot soapy water, and behind that a metal grill; which should be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner, taking care not bend the metal fins.
Clicking or knocking noise?
This can be a common noise, especially with new machines. The motors in the back of each barrel swing whilst the machine is cooling down. This can sometimes produce a clicking or knocking noise. There is no cause for concern as the noise will fade over a couple of weeks as the machine beds-in. However should the noise continue or worsen it may indicate a problem in the machine. Take a look at our noise section to find out more.
