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Commercial Appliance Repair Articles & Tips
Field notes for restaurant and facility managers in Greater Boston
Walk-In Freezer Icing Up: what the frost is telling you
Every ice crystal in a freezer was water vapor that rode in on warm air. Where the frost forms says whether the fault is the door, the defrost cycle or a frozen drain line.
Walk-In Cooler Drifting Warm: the checks that come before an emergency call
A box at 44°F has already failed the standard even though nothing sounds broken. Doors, condensers, defrost faults and the temperature log that turns a slow drift into something you can see coming.
Reach-In Cooler Not Holding Temperature in a Busy Kitchen
Of all the refrigeration in a kitchen, reach-ins live in the worst place. Why the condenser is almost always the cause, what the door and the loading add, and the thing nobody checks.
When the Dish Machine Stops Sanitizing: temperature, chemistry, and the daily checks
Washing and sanitizing are different operations with different numbers. What the Food Code requires for high-temp and low-temp machines, why scale kills them quietly, and when to stop running dishes.
What a Commercial Kitchen Service Agreement Should Actually Cover
Most agreements sound comprehensive and commit to very little. The named equipment list, the per-visit task sheet, a response window with a number in it, and the three places the money is genuinely saved.
Cloudy Ice and a Slow Machine: scale, filters and the room it sits in
Cloudy cubes, soft cubes and a harvest that drags all trace to the same two causes, and neither is the machine failing. Plus the four things about where the machine lives that quietly cost it capacity.
