Snowie BLOCK SHAVER Instruction Manual

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TROUBLE SHOOTING & FAQS
Blade will not turn; snow will not come out
Check power is on and machine is
correctly plugged in or connected to
power (AC/DC)
Check switch is in the down or FOOT
position
Check foot pedal is securely plugged
into pressure switch port
Check that ice is not jammed too
tightly against blade (raise ice foot an
inch above ice and lower ice foot until
just touching ice)
Check the ice cabinet is securely
closed, completely down around black
rubber bumpers for the magnetic sen-
sor to be engaged
Check the wall circuit breaker has not
tripped (AC) or battery is depleted
(DC)
Check speed control dial is not off or
the fuse burned out
May have sheared motor gear keyway
needing replacement
Ice Block spins inside the Ice cabinet
The ice block is too small; replace with
ice block 6"x6"x12"
Ice block needs repositioning; raise
Ice Foot, adjust, and lower again
Ice Block cracks or shatters
Ice is conditioning too long (ice is out
of freeze too long and melting)
Use only taps on the Foot Pedal
Snow quality needs improvement
Best snow quality is from solid-clear
ice (water frozen over a couple days
versus compressed ice cube blocks)
A slower actuator depressing speed
creates finer snow versus faster ac-
tuator speed for faster production
Too much pressure from actuators,
dial Speed Control slower
Ice needs to be colder
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Too much or too little snow is shaved in a
single tap of the Foot Pedal
Tap the foot pedal quicker or hold a
little longer
Make an adjustment to the actuator
speed control inside machine (edge of
motor cabinet
Make an adjustment to the motor
off delay duration control dial inside
machine on the motor housing
Ice Foot is not aligned or level -- it is lower
on one side
Raise the Ice Foot all the way to the
top (using the front switch) until it
stops; this will realign the actuators,
then lower again until just touching ice
block
Snow has clogged the exit chute between
the Snow Catch flap and Ice Paddles
Using the provided ice chipper handle,
push the snow inwards towards the
blade paddles then tap on foot pedal
to shoot out excess snow
Tap the foot pedal quicker to prevent
the snow from accumulating in the exit
chute
Hold cup at the edge of the Snow
Shaper and use the Ice Flap
Additional Help Videos
QR CODE HERE
BLOCK SHAVER
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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  • Page 1 Snow quality needs improvement • Best snow quality is from solid-clear ice (water frozen over a couple days versus compressed ice cube blocks) BLOCK SHAVER • A slower actuator depressing speed creates finer snow versus faster ac- INSTRUCTION MANUAL tuator speed for faster production QR CODE HERE •...
  • Page 2 Replace blade housing and Rubber Stoppers Clean stored blade NOTE: Snowie LLC does not assume any liability for any kind of harm or injury caused dur- ing or by the operation of this equipment. The equipment owner is responsible for all actions...
  • Page 3 Place the Drip Pan on a counter or table edge so the drip hose is Dual Ice Pressure Flaps not pinched and can easily drain. Place hose end in catch container or drain. Set the Block Shaver on the Drip Pan. NOTE: It will tilt slightly forward. Snow Exit Chute Snow...
  • Page 4 Snowie orrect cleaning steps for all surfaces include washing with soap, rinsing off Block Shaver is NSF approved. The patent and unique pat - soap with plenty of clean water, sanitizing, and allowing to air dry. Carefully ent-pending designs...
  • Page 5 Duration Control Dial Lose wires or connections will impact the (0.05 to 1.0 second) Block Shaver operating performance. Actuator speed and duration control adjust- 10 A Fuse ments may be accomplished by the Owner. Note: optimal performance may be impacted...
  • Page 6 6. To flavor the Snowie, pour syrup on the top in one spot until it is visible at the edge. At this point, you will know the syrup has been distributed evenly.

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