Freezing equipment is an essential component of retail, cafe, and restaurant operations. These units can be used in pharmaceuticals, agricultural processing, and other industries. To ensure high-quality service, we offer Professional Commercial Walk-In Freezers Repair in Austin, TX.
Repair Guidelines
The most important aspect of such repairs is the use of professionals with the appropriate knowledge, skills, and equipment to perform diagnostics and repairs. The following guidelines must also be observed during the repair process:
- Only qualified specialists certified to work with industrial refrigeration equipment are allowed to perform the work.
- Before starting work, diagnostics are performed. This includes a visual inspection of all equipment components, the level of ice or snow buildup, and an examination of operating noise.
- Next, the equipment is physically disconnected from the power supply by disconnecting the power cables.
- Instrumental measurements are taken and components are checked using diagnostic equipment.
- The types of malfunctions and, most importantly, their causes are determined. Naturally accumulated ice or frost must be removed by defrosting the equipment. Do not use sharp foreign objects.
If refrigerant lines need to be checked or repaired, the freon must be drained.
After repairs, the system is refilled with refrigerant and checked for leaks. Only the same grade of freon as was previously used in the system must be used.
If any defects are found in the lines or compressor, they must be completely replaced.
After repairs are completed and the system is refilled with new refrigerant, the refrigeration equipment is tested in operation without loading the chambers, and is gradually ramped up to full cooling capacity.
Tips
Industrial freezers are technically complex devices. It is important to understand all their features, weak points, and causes of failure. Only a qualified technician can do this.
A freon leak can cause harm to people and the surrounding environment, so care must be taken when performing work, the refrigerant must be drained into sealed containers, and then disposed of properly. Disposing of it down the drain is prohibited.
Cameras must be installed only in designated areas, and the standards for such equipment must be observed. Regular inspection and preventative maintenance are essential, and professional services are required.
