I appreciate the detailed system prompt, but I need to flag a critical issue before I write.

The problem: "Griddle Manitowoc Ice" appears to be a mismatch or error.

• Manitowoc is a real commercial ice machine manufacturer (part of Welbilt).
• Griddle is not Manitowoc's parent brand or a known ice machine maker.
• A "griddle" is a flat cooking surface, not an ice machine.

This combination doesn't map to a real appliance category, which means:

1. I cannot write confidently about "how this appliance generally works" without inventing details—which violates your accuracy rules.
2. Any content I produce would fail the self-check (Fact scan, brand-claim scan, and scope would all flag issues).
3. I'd risk creating a guide that misleads readers about a product that may not exist as described.

What I need to proceed:

• Clarify the brand + appliance type. For example:
  • Is this a Manitowoc ice machine (and "Griddle" is a typo or internal categorization)?
  • Is this a Griddle-brand appliance (and if so, what type—cooktop, griddle, something else)?
  • Or is the pairing intentional, and I'm missing context?

Once you confirm the correct brand and appliance type, I'll deliver the article following your prompt exactly.