Weasy
Contaminated Water Path / Biofilm Buildup
Ice tastes bad or has an unpleasant odor.
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Possible Causes
Dirty water reservoir, Biofilm in circulation lines, Old or contaminated water supply, Lack of regular cleaning
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Unplug the ice maker before cleaning. Do not use harsh chemicals not approved for food-contact surfaces.
- Empty and clean reservoir: Discard all water and ice. Wash the reservoir with warm water and mild dish soap, then rinse thoroughly.
- Sanitize system: Run a cleaning cycle if your Weasy model supports it, using a manufacturer-approved ice machine cleaner. Otherwise, circulate a diluted vinegar solution, then flush with several batches of fresh water.
- Clean bin and surfaces: Wipe the ice bin, evaporator area, and distribution parts with a food-safe sanitizer.
- Use filtered water: Connect to a clean water source or install an inline filter to improve taste.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Ice Maker Cleaning Solution (for Weasy-compatible systems)
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