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Why is the flushing cycle important for flake ice​ machines? A. Flake ice machines have greater concentrations of scale buildup as compared to cube ice machines. B. Flake ice machines have an exposed preparation
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Why is the flushing cycle important for flake ice​ machines?

A.
Flake ice machines have greater concentrations of scale buildup as compared to cube ice machines.
B.
Flake ice machines have an exposed preparation chamber that can easily attract dust and other contaminants.
C.
Flake ice machine shavers can quickly pick up​ off-flavors.
D.
Flake ice machines must defrost periodically to work adequately.

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The answer to ur question is A! I hope that helped :)
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A

Step-by-step explanation:

Flake ice machines will have greater concentrations of scale buildup as compared to cube ice machines. Since solids collect near the bottom of the auger, a complete draining and flush ofthe system is required.

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