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Haya94

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What is the purpose of a photo-electric eye on an ice machine?
 
  A) The photo-electric eye detects when no ice production has occurred and speeds up the freezing and harvesting cycles.
  B) The photo-electric eye detects when the ice bin is full.
  C) The photo-electric eye detects when no ice production has occurred and shuts down the unit, even if the bin is not full.
  D) The photo-electric eye detects when the ice bin is empty.

Question 2

Ice that has the appearance of snow is called:
 
  A) Block ice. B) Flake ice. C) Cubed ice. D) Shaved ice.



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Tabitha_2016

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



Haya94

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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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