Troubleshooting is essential when repairing a reach-in cooler in order to identify the underlying cause of the problem. Below are some common issues that can occur with reach-in coolers and their potential repair solutions:  

If there is Insufficient cooling in your reach-in cooler, we;  

• Ensure that the thermostat settings are correct and adjust them if necessary to achieve the desired temperature.  
• Examine the evaporator coil for any frost or ice buildup, as this could indicate problems with airflow or refrigerant levels.  
• Clean the condenser coil to eliminate any dust or debris that might be obstructing airflow and reducing cooling efficiency.  
• Verify that the door gaskets are sealing properly and replace any damaged seals to prevent air leaks.  
   

If there is excessive Frost or Ice Buildup we come and;  

• Check for any obstructions inside the cooler that may be blocking airflow, such as improperly positioned shelving or food items obstructing the vents.  
• Inspect the door gaskets for any damage or wear and replace them if necessary to ensure proper sealing.  
• Examine the defrost system for any malfunctions, such as a faulty defrost timer, heater, or thermostat, and replace any defective components. 

If there is Noisy Operation we come and ; 

• Inspect the evaporator and condenser fans for any signs of wear or damage and replace them if needed.  
• Check for any loose or damaged components, such as fan blades or motor mounts, and tighten or replace them as required.  
• Lubricate moving parts, such as fan motors or compressor bearings, to reduce friction and minimize noise.  

If there is Water Leakage we come and  

• Examine the drain line for any clogs or obstructions and clear them to ensure proper drainage.  
• Inspect the evaporator pan for any cracks or damage and replace it if necessary.  
• Verify that the cooler is level and adjust the feet or leveling legs if needed to ensure proper drainage. 

If Compressor Not Functioning, we come and; 

•  Ensure that the cooler is connected to a power source and receiving electricity. Use a multimeter to test the voltage of the outlet and confirm its functionality.  
• Examine the compressor relay, capacitor, and overload protector for any defects and replace them if necessary.  
• Use a multimeter to check the continuity of the compressor motor windings. If they are faulty, replace the motor. 

 If there is Irregular Cooling or Warm Spots we come and; 

•  Inspect the cooler for any obstructions that may be blocking the airflow. Rearrange shelving or food items to allow for better circulation.  
• Clean the evaporator and condenser coils to eliminate any dirt or debris that could impede airflow.  
• Confirm that the evaporator fan is operating correctly and replace it if it is malfunctioning.