WALK-IN COOLER MAINTENANCE SERVICES

Yes, we offer a comprehensive warranty on walk-in cooler maintenance to give you peace of mind.

Workmanship Warranty:
We provide a one-year warranty on all labor involved in our walk-in cooler services, covering any defects or issues that arise from the work we perform, such as installations, repairs, or maintenance. This warranty ensures you’re protected against service-related problems. However, it does not cover issues caused by misuse, neglect, improper owner maintenance, or modifications done by third parties.

Parts and Equipment Warranty:
For parts and components installed during service, we offer a 90-day warranty. This covers any defects in the materials or manufacturing of the parts used in your cooler. If a part fails during this period, contact us promptly, and we’ll arrange for repair or replacement.

Manufacturer’s Warranty:
If your cooler includes parts or equipment provided by manufacturers, the manufacturer’s warranty applies. The duration and conditions will vary depending on the manufacturer. We will assist you in processing any manufacturer claims.

Extended Warranty Options:
For those seeking additional protection, we offer extended warranty plans that go beyond standard coverage. These plans can include extended labor warranties, priority service, and coverage for additional components. Reach out to inquire about specific coverage and terms.

By ensuring strong warranties on workmanship, parts, and extended plans, we help keep your walk-in cooler running efficiently and stress-free.

The maintenance needs of a walk-in cooler vary based on factors like how often it’s used, what’s stored inside, and where it’s located. Keeping it in good shape ensures proper cooling, better energy efficiency, and a longer lifespan. Here’s a practical maintenance guide to follow:

• Inspect for Issues: Regularly check for any visible signs of wear, leaks, or damage, especially around the door and walls.
• Clean Condenser Coils: Dust and debris can gather on the condenser coils, forcing the cooler to work harder. Cleaning them monthly ensures efficient operation and prevents overheating.
• Check Temperature Settings: Make sure your walk-in cooler is holding the correct temperature to preserve stored items safely.
• Inspect Door Gaskets: Make sure the door seals are intact and clean. Worn-out gaskets can let cold air escape, increasing energy costs and causing temperature fluctuations.

• Thorough Cleaning: Clean the interior walls, shelves, and floor to prevent mold and bacteria buildup. Pay special attention to areas where moisture tends to accumulate.
• Check Refrigerant Levels: Low refrigerant can cause cooling issues, so it’s important to check that levels are adequate.
• Test Key Components: Inspect major components like the compressor, evaporator fan, and defrost system to ensure everything is running smoothly.
• Calibrate Thermostats: Ensure thermostats are accurately reading and maintaining the correct temperature.

• Professional Inspection: Hire a technician to perform a detailed inspection to catch any potential issues early.
• Inspect Electrical Systems: Check for wear, corrosion, or damage on wiring and electrical connections to ensure everything is running safely and smoothly.
• Deep Clean Coils: Clean both evaporator and condenser coils to ensure your system is operating at maximum efficiency and prevent unexpected failures.

• Temperature and Refrigerant Levels: Ensure your cooler maintains the correct temperature by checking the thermostat and refrigerant levels. Low refrigerant can affect cooling and energy efficiency​.
• Door Seals: Inspect door seals for cracks or wear, as damaged seals cause cold air to escape, making the cooler work harder and raising energy costs​.

• Fans and Motors: Clean and inspect the evaporator and condenser fans regularly to ensure smooth operation and prevent airflow blockages that can disrupt cooling​.
• Compressors: Check the compressor for unusual noises or vibrations, which can indicate mechanical issues.

• Thermostats and Controls: Regularly calibrate thermostats and test alarm systems to ensure the unit maintains the correct temperature and alerts you to any issues​.

• Create a Maintenance Schedule: Stick to a regular maintenance schedule, particularly in high-traffic environments where the cooler may be used more frequently.
• Professional Service: For complex issues like refrigerant checks and electrical repairs, it’s best to hire qualified technicians who can provide in-depth inspections and adjustment.