True or False: When performing an ice capacity check on an ice machine with a water cooled condenser, the ambient air temperature should be recorded.

The statement that when performing an ice capacity check on an ice machine with a water-cooled condenser, the ambient air temperature should be recorded is false. In the context of ice machines with water-cooled condensers, the performance and efficiency rely primarily on the water temperature rather than the ambient air temperature.

When checking the capacity of such ice machines, it is essential to monitor the water supply temperature and pressure, as these factors significantly influence the machine's operation and ice-making capacity. This is different from air-cooled systems where ambient air temperature can impact performance. Therefore, focusing on water temperature is key for accurately assessing the machine's operational efficiency.