Title: Timers
Post by: on August 07, 2003, 06:45:08 am
I have some experience with fridges, timers, stats,defrost heaters etc..
A friend of mine had a two-door cooler in his store that would have to be unplugged one day a week (Sunday) to defrost. I cleaned the condensor coil and made sure the water had something to drain into ( was getting the floor wet ). Are these systems close enough to a home fridge to have similar timers, df stats and heaters? The fans seem to have been working properly.
Tx
A friend of mine had a two-door cooler in his store that would have to be unplugged one day a week (Sunday) to defrost. I cleaned the condensor coil and made sure the water had something to drain into ( was getting the floor wet ). Are these systems close enough to a home fridge to have similar timers, df stats and heaters? The fans seem to have been working properly.
Tx
Title: Timers
Post by: on September 02, 2003, 10:17:46 pm
most newer coolers have built in defrosters, especially if it is a "True" or "Beverage Air" cooler ,which would include coolers up to one's produced in the early 1990's. if it is not of those two brands you may have a bad defrost timer 
Title: Timers
Post by: on September 03, 2003, 04:53:15 am
I think this one was one of the two brands you listed. I had forgotten about posting here about this machine and could not get here through my email notice. I had to use the site url and search your name to find the post.
Anyway, what is meant by built-in timers? Can't be changed without replacing a major component?
Tx
P.S I had also forgotten about registering here and had to think of my password. (And screen name)
Anyway, what is meant by built-in timers? Can't be changed without replacing a major component?
Tx
P.S I had also forgotten about registering here and had to think of my password.
(And screen name)