Manitowoc Ice K00056, K00055 User Manual

K00055 & K00056 STACKING KIT

Installation Instructions

1. The K00055 Stacking Kit is used for stacking a G-0200

or an H-0200 ice machine on an E-0200, E-0400, G-0400, or G-0600 ice machine. The K00056 Stacking Kit is used for stacking two H0200 ice machines. The bin must be leveled before proceeding to step 2.

2. INSTALLATION OF ICE MACHINES: A. See service manual for uncrating and inspection of

both ice machines.

B. Remove top cover from lower ice machine. C. Set ice machine carefully and squarely on bin. D. Position shim angles provided in kit on right and left-

hand sides, as shown in Illustration 2.

E. Set top ice machine carefully and squarely on bottom

ice machine.

F. Remove front and side panels from both ice

machines.

G. Bolt two ice machines together with 1/4-20 x 1” long

bolt, lock washer, and nut provided in kit, one each side.

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3. INSTALLATION OF WATER SHIELD:

4. INSTALLATION OF ICE CHUTE:

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A. Remove Angle “A” (Illustration 2) and set aside.

Remove existing sheet metal screw in lower right corner of bulkhead (Illustration 1).

B. Locate the water shield above the electrical box of

the lower ice machine, as shown in Illustration 1. Secure with screw removed in step 3A.

C. Seal the joints between the water shield and

bulkhead, as shown in Illustration 1 with RTV sealant.

A. Remove ice chute from kit and set bottom mounting

brackets over Angle “B” (Illustration 2).

B. Put Angle “A” in slots of top mounting brackets and

secure in place.

C. Check for free movement of both water curtains. D. Proceed to ice machine service manual for electrical

and water hook-up and start-up procedure.

E. Reattach front and side panels. F. Add four sheet metal screws to side panels, two on

each side of lower ice machine where the lower and upper ice machines butt.