Commercial refrigerators are essential to businesses that provide food as their main product. However, due to the repetitive way these refrigerators are used, business owners may begin to notice signs of damage over time. Throughout the holiday season, it’s crucial to make sure your commercial refrigerator is always in good shape. In this post, refrigeration equipment services provider Cafco Services shares some commercial refrigerator maintenance tips for before and after the holiday rush.
How Can I Best Maintain My Commercial Refrigerator?
Condensation in the interior part of the refrigerator
When Will I Need Professional Help?
As much as you might want to take care of all the maintenance yourself, there are specific tasks which need the expertise of professional HVAC companies. The following are the tasks for which you should ask an expert’s help:
Eliminating debris and grease from equipment parts
Cleaning coils, ice machines, fan blades, gaskets and door seals, and checking on the operation of the fan motor
Inspecting the fan motor, hinges and latches; checking refrigerant levels, drains pans (for clogs) and the status of all parts; and looking for signs of imminent problems
Calibrating thermostats
Examining electrical components
Replacing damaged parts
As a business owner in the food business sector, the key to your success is efficient commercial refrigeration units. When looking for the right contractor who can provide you with superb services and even HVAC filter products, turn to Cafco Services. Give us a call at (513) 242-3400 and or fill out our contact form to get in touch with us.
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