Think of a walk-in cooler condensing unit as the brain. They perform vital actions to ensure your food remains fresh and cold. Let’s get to know them — and how to take care of them.
You can think of the condensing unit as the heart of your walk-in cooler. It uses that to pump a special liquid — called refrigerant — through coils, absorbing the heat inside the cooler. This is what makes the air cold, and keeps your food fresh. The condensing unit also contains a fan to blow the hot air outside. This helps to maintain the cooler at a proper temp. If the condensing unit fails, your food could go bad.
You have a number of potential advantages to enjoy when you make the switch to a top of the line condensing unit from New Star. A new model will be more energy-efficient and save you money on your electricity bill. It will also function more efficiently, keeping your food colder and fresher. And a high-quality unit will last longer, making expensive fixes less necessary. Don’t hesitate to make that investment, and you can bid farewell to all the malfunction issues of your walk-in cooler.
Take good care of your condensing unit so you can continue to rely on it for years to come. Be sure to keep them clean from dust and dirt by wiping them with a damp cloth. Test the fan to confirm that it’s functioning as expected. You should also hire a New Star technician to come and inspect the unit at least once a year. With maintenance, however, your condensing unit will be able to run and keep your food refrigerated.
If you are weighing up which condensing unit is best for your walk-in cooler, then there are a few factors to consider. First, you’ll want to consider the size of your cooler and how much food you typically keep in there. The bigger your cooler, the more power your unit will require to keep everything cold. You will also want to consider the climate in your area. If it gets really hot in the summer, you’d want a unit that could withstand the additional heat. New Star has a variety of condensing units to meet every business’s requirements.
Sometimes your condensing unit isn’t working properly. If you observe that the cooler is less chilly than normal, or isn’t giving cold water at all, then something could be wrong with the unit. Verify that the coils are free of dust and debris and that the fan is operating. If all appears normal, there could be a refrigerant leak. In this scenario you will need to contact a New Star technician to come out, and check. By taking care of problems early, you can avoid serious trouble later on.
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