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An Emery Thompson batch freezer isn’t just another piece of equipment—it’s a long-term investment. But even the strongest machine needs proper cleaning and maintenance.

Water left inside a soft serve ice cream machine, shake freezer or commercial ice maker can freeze, expand, and crack vital parts. By preparing your soft serve machine or ice cream machine for freezing temperatures, you’ll protect both your equipment and your bottom line.

Regular maintenance not only protects your investment but also ensures you’re serving high quality soft serve ice cream that keeps customers coming back.

In foodservice, downtime is more than an inconvenience—it’s lost revenue. That’s why Rocky Mountains Distributing provides authorized service and support for Taylor equipment and other leading foodservice brands including Middleby manufacturing lines.

A Taylor frozen beverage machine is one of the best ways to serve frozen cocktails, smoothies, slushies, and frozen coffees. These machines are durable and built for busy foodservice operations, but sometimes they need a little troubleshooting.

When you think about keeping your Taylor soft serve machine running at its best, you probably focus on big-ticket items like the compressor or the motor. But sometimes, it’s the smallest parts that make the biggest impact—like the prime plug.

Have you ever wondered what the secret behind soft serve’s unique texture and irresistible charm is? The secret lies within overrun.

At RMD, we cannot stress enough the importance of regular cleaning and sanitization for your Taylor frozen beverage dispenser.

Learn expert tips to troubleshoot and fix common issues with Taylor soft serve machines, ensuring smooth and efficient operation.