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Commercial Kitchen Appliance Repair: Upon detecting leaks in an ice cream machine, I replaced the worn-out O-rings. This repair prevents product wastage and ensures continuous ice cream production.
Commercial Kitchen Appliance Repair: Responding to concerns about a malfunctioning compressor in a reach-in freezer, I conducted a thorough repair. This guarantees efficient cooling, preserving the quality of frozen goods.
Commercial Oven Repairs. Faced with a malfunctioning motor in a commercial oven, I promptly replaced the faulty component. By installing a new motor, I restored the oven's essential functions, ensuring uninterrupted cooking operations for the kitchen staff.
Commercial Water Filtration System Installation. Our professional team arrived at the client's location, well-prepared to install a state-of-the-art water filtration system in their commercial kitchen. This installation was meticulously planned to enhance water quality within the establishment. Once the system was in place, we conducted comprehensive testing to validate its efficiency in eliminating contaminants from the water supply. Our rigorous testing procedures left no room for doubt, ensuring that the system's performance met the highest standards. As a result, the business could now count on a continuous supply of clean and safe water for all their needs, contributing to improved overall quality and safety in their operations.
Commercial Appliance Installation near S Baltimore St. A client required a new refrigerated display case installation to showcase their fresh products. We positioned the display case, connected the refrigeration system, and ensured proper lighting. After confirming consistent temperature control and optimal product visibility, we handed over a fully operational refrigerated display case to the store owner. They appreciated the attractive presentation of their goods.
Commercial Blast Freezer Repair near S Baltimore St. When we got a call from a commercial client regarding their blast freezer that was not operating, we quickly came out to assist. When I arrived at the business, I promptly got to work addressing the client's issue. After inspecting the blast freezer, I determined the cause of the performance failure to be a faulty compressor. I replaced the compressor in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations, and the blast freezer was up and running again in no time. The client was grateful to have a functioning freezing unit in their establishment.
Heater strips in walk-in freezer not warm to the touch. Replaced the heater strips and issue is resolved.
Arrived at location on 7/15/22 - Let unit produce the batch of ice it was in middle of making. I then turned the unit off and removed all removable parts from water side of unit. Cleaned and sanitized parts. I then cleaned and sanitized the inside of the unit. I put the parts back into the unit and let the unit run its 30 minute clean cycle. After the clean cycle I turned the unit back on and let it produce a batch of ice and discarded the batch. I notice that the unit has a water filtration unit but it fell off of the wall because it mounts with 3m tape. There is no other way to mount the system and I wouldn’t trust taping it back up. We will need to quote for a new water filtration system that we can mount with bolts or screws to either the machine or the wall. Unit is now running properly except the filtration system is hanging off of the unit.
Arrived at location on 5/5/22 - kitchen was at 84 degrees. Compressor was encased in ice like it was getting liquid flood back. Went to air handler in attic and found unit running but A-Coil was encapsulated in ice. This was restricting airflow which was causing the flood back. Turned heat on to thaw out coil quicker. As it was draining I noticed that drain was backing up. Blew out with CO2 and it cleared some debris out. Once coil was defrosted I cycled unit on and monitored pressures and supply/return temperatures. Found that pressures were low for current ambient temperature. Used manufacturer psychometric chart and added 2lbs of 410A refrigerant. Performed leak test with electronic leak detector and could find none at air handler or condensor. It appeared some work was performed on it and I am uncertain that correct charge was placed in. Room began dropping in temp and it will take some time for it to reach setpoint. I spoke with Jessica about the current temp setting
Arrived at location on 3/9/22 - Found compressor to be grounded and customer would like compressor ordered and replaced , part is on order at United Harrisburg and available on 3/10/22. Returned to location on 3/15/22 - After removing old compressor I found base of condenser unit fell apart in pieces, base doubles as the condensate pan and if left like that unit will leak water and also compressor can not be secured, spoke with customer and he gave me the okay to order whole condenser unit and replace. Condenser unit is on order at United Harrisburg I spoke with John and he will let me know the availability of unit when he finds out. Returned to location on 3/22/22 - Replaced condenser unit, checked for leaks with nitrogen and found none, vacuumed which held for fifteen minutes. Recharged system with factory amount of 134A, waited for unit to come down to temperature and is working properly at this time.
Arrived at location on 10/13/21 - While doing pm found high float probe wasn't allowing ice to make proper thickness of ice. Tried to adjust thickness probe and unit wouldn't recognize adjustment. Removed side over and tested probe magnet by moving magnet up and down probe. Found up or down unit wasn't turning off led light to recognize water level. Called supply house they had one in stock. Picked up new thickness probe and returned. Installed new probe and tested operation unit made ice with proper thickness achieved all ok.
Arrived at location on 8/2/21 - Replaced both thermometers on walk in cooler and freezer.
RANDELL PREP TABLE - 04/14/21- Tom-Found condenser motor bad and compressor too hot to touch, replaced motor from truck stock, unit ran for about 5 minutes then compressor got very hot and shut off, compressor is bad and will need replaced, customer would like a quote on repair. 04/16/21- Shawn- Picked up parts from supply house. Removed old compressor and drier. Installed new compressor and drier, vacuumed and weighed in charge. Top works fine but the base is not feeding right and pressure is low. Also evaporator drain pan is busted. (Manager wants base repairs quoted.)
1-18-21 Adjusted TBC Oven striker and door hinges. found only pulling 9 amps on mag circuit. found left side wire came off of the diode, reconnected and found pulling 17 amps. cooked an egg and temped correctly. sys ops ok.
Came in and per customer, the Oven unit was showing F4 error code. removed the top unit to work on the bottom. checked switch sequence and found the microswitch wasn't engaging. also found primary and secondary latch on the same time. found the monitor switch broke off. replaced monitor switch. also adjusted the primary switch. checked magnetron, circuit pulling 17 amps. let unit get to temp and had customer use. operation okay with no error codes showing up. I cleared all of the faults.