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23-09-2014, 10:19 AM #1
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Reach in freezer back wall sweating.
Does anybody know why a line of reach in freezers is sweating the back wall half way down?
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23-09-2014, 10:26 AM #2
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Re: Reach in freezer back wall sweating.
Sounds like the insulation has failed in the back wall, not much that can be done other than either a new cabinet if small or replacement panels if its a walk in cooler.
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23-09-2014, 10:31 AM #3
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Re: Reach in freezer back wall sweating.
add a fan to force the air move can help to solve the problem.
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23-09-2014, 10:46 AM #4
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Re: Reach in freezer back wall sweating.
I have seen little blowers in the back forcing air movement. I may have to try it, it will take several blowers to fill a line of 56 glass door installed back to back.
Thanks everybody.
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23-09-2014, 07:52 PM #5
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Re: Reach in freezer back wall sweating.
How can a Freezer at sub zero temperatures be 'Sweating'? Do you mean a chill cabinet?
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26-09-2014, 06:25 PM #6
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Re: Reach in freezer back wall sweating.
Check to see if the supply air channel in the back is frozen. If it is ice may cause the back/outside to condense water and drip.
