Hoshizaki F-2001MRJZ-C 1832 lb/Day Remote-Cooled Medium Cubelet Ice Machine
F-2001MRJZ-C
Product overview
The Hoshizaki F-2001MRJZ-C is a remote air-cooled modular medium cubelet ice maker producing up to 1832 lb per 24 hours at 70°F air and 50°F water. Production at 90°F air and 70°F water is 1500 lb per 24 hours. This product supplies the ice-making head; the compatible storage assembly and any required top kit are sold separately.
A stainless steel exterior and stainless steel auger with a greaseless bearing support the ice-making assembly. Advanced CleanCycle24 runs a two-second flush every hour to help remove sediment. The hourly flush does not replace cleaning and sanitizing.
The separately sold URC-22FZ remote condenser and matched line set are required. Have the head, condenser, refrigerant piping and electrical interconnection installed and commissioned as one compatible system.
- Up to 1832 lb/day — Rated at 70°F air / 50°F water.
- Remote air-cooled system — URC-22FZ condenser and line set sold separately.
- Medium Cubelet ice — Head only; compatible storage assembly sold separately.
Specifications
| Model | F-2001MRJZ-C |
|---|---|
| Ice form | Medium Cubelet |
| Condenser type | Remote air-cooled |
| Production at 70°F air / 50°F water | 1832 lb per 24 hours |
| Production at 90°F air / 70°F water | 1500 lb per 24 hours |
| Energy at 90°F air / 70°F water | 4.35 kWh per 100 lb of ice |
| Potable water at 90°F air / 70°F water | 12.0 gal per 100 lb of ice |
| Electrical supply | 208–230V / 60 Hz / single phase, hardwired |
| Amperage | 19.9 A |
| Minimum circuit / maximum fuse | 30 A |
| Refrigerant | R-404A |
| Head ambient operating range | 45–100°F, indoors |
| Potable water temperature | 45–90°F |
| Water pressure | 10–113 PSIG |
Storage and bin control
Use an ice storage bin or an explicitly cubelet-compatible dispenser, fitted with the correct top kit and bin-control arrangement. The installation requires a bin at least 30 inches wide; the B-500 Series is the recommended bin family. Size the storage assembly for the expected demand and the exact head mounting pattern.
Additional listed bin options include B-250SF, B-500SF, B-700SF, B-800SF, B-900SF, B-1150SS and B-1300SS. B-1500SS and B-1650SS applications require two heads. A top kit may be required; confirm the complete head, bin and adapter combination before ordering. These are separate accessories, not included storage capacity.
Match the top kit, ice-drop opening and bin-control setup to the delivered head and auxiliary code. Keep the sensing area clear and set the shutoff level for the chosen storage assembly. Confirm the complete mounting and control arrangement before ordering or cutting the storage top.
For a head fitted with ultrasonic bin control, do not use the factory-default setting 1 (5-inch shutdown distance) on a dispenser; have the installer set the control for the dispenser’s permitted full-ice level.
Installation and electrical requirements
Install the head indoors on a firm, level foundation away from ovens, grills and other high-heat equipment. Leave at least 6 inches clear at the rear and sides and 24 inches above for auger removal and service. Confirm the complete installed dimensions and storage-assembly height before positioning.
Qualified personnel must hardwire an independent, grounded 208–230V, 60Hz single-phase supply to the delivered nameplate and applicable electrical codes. No cord or plug is included. The ⅞-inch access opening accepts a ½-inch trade-size conduit connection. Use L1, L2, neutral and protective ground; connect the white lead to neutral for the 115–120V loads. If GFCI protection is required, use a GFCI breaker rather than a GFCI receptacle.
Water and drainage
Provide potable water through the ½-inch-FPT inlet with a supply line of at least ¼-inch nominal inside diameter. Use the ¾-inch-FPT head drain with at least ¾-inch nominal-ID hard drain pipe. Vent and drain the head and storage assembly independently, with a fall of at least ¼ inch per foot and at least a 2-inch air gap at the floor drain. Fit accessible shutoff and drain valves and follow local plumbing codes.
Remote condenser and refrigerant lines
Use the URC-22FZ with a matched line set, both sold separately. Install the condenser outdoors within −20–122°F, leaving at least 24 inches clear in front and behind and full service access. Limit condenser elevation to 33 feet above or 10 feet below the head, measured fitting to fitting.
Use ⅜-inch-OD liquid and ⅝-inch-OD discharge lines. The standard charge supports runs up to 66 feet; runs over 66 feet, up to 100 feet, require the same line sizes with the specified additional refrigerant charge. Have qualified technicians braze, leak-test, evacuate and commission the system. Insulate lines separately, provide the required service loop and avoid traps, kinks or coiled excess.
The condenser receives its power and ground from the head; do not connect it to an external power source. Complete all condenser electrical connections before energizing the head. Keep the head powered for at least four hours before startup to protect the compressor.
Cleaning and maintenance
Clean and thoroughly rinse the scoop daily. Each month, check external water filters and clean the exterior, bin-control lens, underside of the head, top kits, and bin door or dispensing snout with the specified neutral cleaner and rinse procedure.
Clean and sanitize the head and complete storage assembly at least every six months, more frequently where water quality or sanitation requirements demand it. Include the evaporator condensate and gear-motor drain pans, verify that drains are clear, and have qualified personnel inspect extruding-head seal bolts. Removed seal bolts must be replaced because their sealing material is single-use.
Annual service includes the inlet-water screen and drain valve, water hoses, condenser, fasteners, wiring and upper-bearing wear. After three years, have qualified personnel inspect the upper and lower bearings, O-ring, mechanical seal, evaporator cylinder and auger annually and replace worn parts to the service-manual criteria.
Disconnect and lock out power before service. Use the specified cleaning and sanitizing concentrations and rinse thoroughly; do not use ammonia-type cleaners. Refit and secure every component, fastener and thumbscrew. Follow the complete draining and winterization procedure before extended non-use or freezing conditions.
Limited warranty
Limited coverage provides three years of machine parts and labor and five years of compressor parts for the original owner/user. Applicable air-cooled condenser-coil parts are also covered for five years. Register within 30 days of installation and retain installation records. Standard coverage applies in the United States, Canada, Puerto Rico and U.S. territories. Travel, mileage and premium labor are excluded, as are damage from improper installation, utilities or maintenance. Review the written warranty for start-date rules and full terms.
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