Stop wing LF 7110331

A stop wing is a small but essential component that controls the movement of the ice mould or ejector mechanism in a commercial icemaker. It acts as a physical limit, ensuring the mould or ejector stops at the correct position after each cycle. Without it, the mechanism could overrun, damaging the mould or causing ice to form unevenly or not release at all. The wing is typically mounted on a rotating shaft or cam, and its position is set so that the mould tilts or the ejector arm halts precisely when the ice is ready to drop into the storage bin.

To use the Stop Wing 8, the engineer first isolates the icemaker from the power supply. The old wing is removed by loosening its fixing screw, then the new wing is positioned on the shaft so that it contacts the stop bracket at the exact point the cycle should end. The screw is tightened, and the icemaker is restarted. The wing's position may need slight adjustment during commissioning to ensure the ice releases cleanly and the next cycle begins without delay.

The Stop Wing 8 is a single-piece metal component, designed to withstand repeated mechanical stress without deforming. Its shape is standardised to match the mounting points on the specified ICE TECH and ITV icemaker models, ensuring a secure fit without modification.

This spare part fits ICE TECH icemakers PS-122 and PS-82, and ITV icemakers MQ200, Q130C, Q150C, Q40S, Q50, Q50C, Q60, Q60C, Q90, Q90C, Quasar-130CA (from serial 199602 onwards), Quasar-130CA (from 200111 onwards), Quasar-130CW (from 199602 onwards), Quasar-130CW (from 200111 onwards), Quasar-90CA (from 199602 onwards), Quasar-90CA (from 200111 onwards), Quasar-90CW (from 199602 onwards) and Quasar-90CW (from 200111 onwards).

In the catalogue, the Stop Wing 8 is listed under icemaker spares for mechanical components.