VECYS specializes in home hydration appliances, offering countertop ice makers, nugget ice machines, and bottom-loading water cooler dispensers.
VECYS is a consumer appliance brand dedicated to innovative hydration and ice-making solutions for homes and offices. The brand's core product range revolves around advanced countertop ice makers—including popular nugget ice models and fast-acting bullet ice machines—and multi-functional water dispensers. VECYS appliances are designed with user convenience in mind, featuring intuitive control panels, self-cleaning capabilities, and modern aesthetics like stainless steel finishes.
In addition to ice generation, VECYS manufactures efficient water coolers, including bottom-loading models that eliminate the strain of lifting heavy bottles and bottleless systems with integrated filtration. These units typically offer triple-temperature settings (hot, cold, and room temperature) and include safety features such as child locks on hot water faucets. Whether for a customized home bar, a kitchen countertop, or an office breakroom, VECYS products aim to provide reliable access to fresh water and ice.
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For many models, press and hold the 'Clean' or 'Ice' button for approximately 3 seconds until the cleaning indicator lights up. The cycle typically lasts about 10 minutes. Refer to your specific model's manual for exact steps.
Ensure the heating switch, usually located on the back of the unit, is turned to the 'ON' position. Also, check if the child safety lock on the hot water faucet is engaged.
To ensure proper ventilation and cooling efficiency, keep the machine away from walls or furniture by at least 15 cm (approx. 6 inches).
It is recommended to clean the ice maker once a week to keep ice cubes fresh. If the unit is not used for a long time, drain all water and dry the interior to prevent mold.
New units or those sitting unused may produce ice with a slight odor due to manufacturing materials. Discard the ice from the first few cycles or run a cleaning cycle with a mild citric acid solution to remove the smell.