CADplans
Elite Member
I, like everyone else, has noticed the McD ice cream machines spend too much time inoperable,,
The Federal government is investigating McD's ice cream machines,,
it appears that the machines are "overly sophisticated",
and when they stop working,, an outside service guy needs to be called in.
If you read the articles, it appears that the Feds are placing the ice cream machines in the same category as the John Deere tractors that owners can not service.
The article I read stated that some franchise owners were paying to have an employee trained to service the ice cream machine, so that they could have more "up time"
The article said that the ice cream machine has some super sophisticated clean cycle that takes 4 hours to complete,,
If the machine stops for any reason during the clean, a service guy must be called in,,
Does this sound like the new clean diesel issues that are so commonly discussed here on the forum?
Is this ice cream machine diesel powered?
Is the ice cream being made out of DEF fluid??
What are your thoughts??
The Federal government is investigating McD's ice cream machines,,
it appears that the machines are "overly sophisticated",
and when they stop working,, an outside service guy needs to be called in.
If you read the articles, it appears that the Feds are placing the ice cream machines in the same category as the John Deere tractors that owners can not service.
The article I read stated that some franchise owners were paying to have an employee trained to service the ice cream machine, so that they could have more "up time"
The article said that the ice cream machine has some super sophisticated clean cycle that takes 4 hours to complete,,
If the machine stops for any reason during the clean, a service guy must be called in,,
Does this sound like the new clean diesel issues that are so commonly discussed here on the forum?
Is this ice cream machine diesel powered?
Is the ice cream being made out of DEF fluid??
What are your thoughts??