20 Most Recent Manitowoc MAN-KF6E Koolaire Undercounter Freezer Reach In One Section 6in Adjustable Legs Questions & Answers

What you need to do is find the hose coming from the bottom of the freezer and place it into the dain pan. With the water flow going into the drain pan the compresser discharge line should evaporate the water during normal operation.

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Take off the back panel in the freezer. 1/4" screws. Use a nut driver or ratchet and socket with an extension.
2. Behind the frost is the evaporator and the defrost heaters. One heater in the middle and one at the bottom. They are glass tubes. If you can see the bottom heater that is great. If not use a hair dryer and defrost only the very bottom to expose the lower heater only.
3. Now in the refrigerator section at the top where the controls are, take off the long plastic piece to expose the timer. The timer should be on the right hand side and have a little circle that is slotted. Get a flat screwdriver and turn that timer slowly clockwise just until it clicks and the refrigerator turns off. This will put it into defrost.
4. Now look at that heater that you exposed and see if it glows and gets hot. If it does, then the timer is bad.
5. If the heater doesn't come on then go ahead and defrost the rest of the evaporator with the hair dryer. This will take a little while. Don't poke at the evaporator!!!
6. Once totally defrosted look at both heaters. They should look like clear glass and see a silver coil running thru them. If they look discolored at all then the heaters are bad. The heaters come as a complete assembly with the defrost thermostat which clips onto the evaporator.
7. If the heaters look ok the only way to know for sure if they are bad is to check continuity with a meter on the plug at the end of their wiring harness. If you can check that then you can splice in a new defrost thermostat to solve the problem. However the best thing to do is replace the heaters and defrost thermostat . It is easy to install.
Follow these steps and this will solve your problem.

find the filter remove clean with water, coils should be shiney. This should fix the problem

Over filling may be the cause of the problem, water solenoid valve not working, bad float switch, bad timer. If all other sequence check out ok, then I would be looking at the water valve power and capability to shut water off.

Those are expensive machines. I would call a qualified service tech that knows how to work on them.

Most likely that is a drain line and should be routed outside v

The seals are defective, either replace the valve or rebuild it with new seals.

Would suggest you contact the factory or search on-line. A B570 is only an insulated storage bin. The door hinges are the only moving parts.

Most common issue for this is an improperly adjusted thickness probe. Locate the screw at the top of the probe and turn it clockwise about 1/2 turn. Wait for the next harvest to determine if it needs more adjustment.

There are a few possibilities. First, water could be leaking out of the sump. You don't note the actual model, so this could be due to a scaled-up dump valve, or a poorly set float valve, depending on the model and age of machine. Check the outlet of the drain line as it's producing. If water is being drained out during production, locate the source and deal with it. If it's being fed hot water, this will occur, as well. Beyond this, you'll need a tech to determine the reason. Most common would be starving txv or improper refrigerant charge.