Altoona PA Commercial Refrigeration

Commercial Kitchen Appliance Repair Service. Diagnosing limescale buildup, I executed a thorough descaling process to restore efficient performance in the appliance, meeting high-quality standards.

Commercial Exhaust Fan Replacement. I replaced a malfunctioning exhaust fan motor, ensuring proper ventilation for smooth and efficient kitchen operations.

Commercial Refrigerator Repairs. Addressing issues caused by a malfunctioning evaporator fan, I replaced the faulty component. This vital repair ensured the refrigerator operated with consistent efficiency, supporting seamless kitchen operations.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: The client reported a noisy and inefficient exhaust fan in their commercial kitchen. I identified a loose motor belt as the issue, replaced it, and secured the fan assembly. The system now operates quietly and efficiently, removing heat and odors effectively.

Commercial Water Filtration System Installation: The client sought to improve water quality in their facility. I assessed their needs, installed a state-of-the-art water filtration system, and verified its performance through rigorous testing. The system effectively removed contaminants, providing the client with cleaner, safer water for daily operations.

Commercial Coffee Machine Repair: The client experienced slow brewing and inconsistent results with their coffee machine. I identified mineral buildup as the culprit, performed a deep cleaning, and replaced a faulty heating element. After thorough testing, the machine resumed delivering perfectly brewed coffee, meeting the client's expectations.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Maintenance: During routine maintenance, I inspected and lubricated a commercial mixer’s moving parts, adjusted the alignment of the mixing bowl, and tested the motor's performance. This service ensured smooth operation and extended the life of the equipment.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Maintenance - During a routine inspection of a walk-in cooler, I cleaned condenser coils, checked refrigerant levels, and inspected door gaskets to maintain a perfect seal. This maintenance kept the cooler energy-efficient and ensured stored ingredients stayed at safe temperatures.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Installation - A client wanted to improve water quality across their commercial kitchen. I arrived on-site, installed a comprehensive water filtration system, and conducted tests to confirm effective contaminant removal. The system ensured clean water for cooking, drinking, and other kitchen needs, supporting both safety and quality.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: Replaced worn-out filters in a water dispenser that were affecting water taste, ensuring clean and refreshing drinking water.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: Replaced filters in a water filtration system to ensure clean, fresh water.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: Fixed leaks in a steam table water pan to ensure proper water containment.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: Adjusted the door closer mechanism in a walk-in freezer for proper sealing.

Arrived at location on 10/15/21 - replaced gas valve on top oven checked operations working ok.

Converted Fryer left vat to lp gas. Will still need tested with gas to set pressure. May have to do at customer location due to cannot fire burners with no oil in vat. Will return tomorrow to convert right side. 1/20/21 Was not able to check for gas leaks or set gas pressure at this time due to no LP gas hookup and no oil on site. Fryer will need these things done upon install

Issue with ice bin. Ice deflector broken off one left side. Will need replaced. Will order and return. 9/29/20 Removed ice from bin. Removed ice head from bin and adaptor plate. Installed new deflector. Put adaptor plate and head back on and ran and cycled ok

Found box temp on Walk-In Freezer at 16 degrees. Front of evap froze over only one evap fan running. Freezer filled with product could not get to evap. Customer moved product. Removed guards and blades and defrosted coil and motors. Put evap back together and ran two evap fans faulty from being caught in ice. Will need two new motors. Also found door leading outside to not have a sweep and can see right under door 1 inch gap will need sweep. Called manufacturer for part numbers and new fan motors are a retrofit and will need holes drilled to install. Spoke with manager and he said OK to order need by Friday. 8/14/20 Removed faulty motors and installed new retrofit motors and door sweep. Tested operation, OK

Repair rethermalizer unit: Removed filter drier, solenoid,sight glass. Installed new parts. Held 110psi nitrogen for 20 min ok no leaks. Pulled 500 micron vacuum and charged with factory charge. Ran and checked pressures and temps ok.

Removed Dishwaher cracked suction hose and installed new hose. Tested for leaks, found none.

Removed Dishwasher leaking wash pump motor and installed new pump and motor assembly. Ran, tested rotation and for leaks, all okay.

Found unit off. Found split rinse hose from booster. Replaced with truck stock. Ran. Found 60 PSI on rinse. Set point should be 20-25PSI. Unable to adjust regulator. Found difficulty getting unit to start. Was shown that they cycle power on and off and it starts up. Found booster gaskets leaking past. Likely due to high pressure. Will obtain parts and return. 5/15/18 Replaced pressure regulator, booster hose and plumbing. Removed booster elements and installed new gaskets. replaced booster cover. Ran unit and checked rinse temp and pressure and all okay. unit okay at this time.

(SATURDAY CALL OUT) Upon arrival found evap fans running. Compressor running, also condenser fan running. Evap coil solid ice. Customer was not turning unit off at night and there is no lid for cooler "prep area". Needs to be turned off at night to defrost until Customer can get lid for top. Will stop in Monday AM to check over, Unplugged compressor for tonight so coil will thaw.

Found unit at 50*F upon arrival and compressor not running by 115v, going to start components. Removed start components and installed 3 n 1 start package. Comp. runs at 6 amps and unit cycled at 39*F. Set t-stat end cycled unit at 33*F. T-stat was very tight. Will order new start components and t-stat. (Parts on order at United 7-18-16.) -- Returned to replace start components per parts order. Tested, working at this time.