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Refrigeration
For restaurants, coffee shops, supermarkets, convenience stores and yes, even retail stores, the right refrigeration systems can be one of your biggest, most important and longest lasting investments. Keeping food from spoiling, keeping flowers looking fresh and beverages looking their best is an important part of any business that sells perishables. Regardless of whether you are a food service business or not, you probably need to keep certain consumables properly refrigerated, even if they are only in the staff break room. When planning cooling system maintenance, look out for these four signs that your cooling systems need repair, maintenance, or even replacement.
One way to tell that your refrigeration systems may need attention or maintenance is when perishable goods or products appear to go bad before their expiration dates. This doesn't necessarily mean you need a full system overhaul. You should always check the temperature setting first. But if your temperature settings seem to be in the right place, you might want to contact your facilities management partner to have your cooling systems checked out by a knowledgeable technician. They inspect the seals, casing, ventilation, and electrical components, as well as the temperature controls. systems to keep everything in order.In fact, We are able to coordinate multiple professionals to take care of all areas that affect cooling. Depending on the type of cooling system, Yeti HVAC solutions has an extensive network of vetted professionals that ensures you have a one-stop shop for all your facility management needs without sacrificing service quality, time or cost. Although air always contains some level of moisture, excessive condensation can occur when warm air enters the refrigerator when it shouldn't. Improper ventilation allows warm, moist air to enter from outside the refrigerator. or poorly sealed openings. Normally, when this warm air hits the chilled sides of the refrigerator, it is removed from your refrigerator's system via the defrost system. The defrost system forces warm air through a cooling system, removing excess moisture so it doesn't condense on the sides and surfaces of the refrigerator. However, if too much hot air enters the cabinet.
The defrosting system can cause "sweating" or water droplets to collect on hard surfaces and the outside of the package. When this problem occurs in your freezer, the droplets often freeze into a thin layer of ice on the freezer packs or components. Left unchecked, excess air entering your fridge can even cause freezer burn. In any case, this water condensation is an indicator that something is wrong with your cooling system and should not be ignored. To prevent condensation or ice build-up in your refrigeration system, you need to ensure that your fridges and freezers are regularly serviced and repaired. We are here for you to make things easy for you just work with our equipment maintenance partner to develop a preventive maintenance schedule for your cooling systems.
