Camp Hill PA Commercial Refrigeration

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: The client’s commercial bread slicer was jamming frequently. I lubricated and adjusted the slicing mechanism, ensuring smooth and consistent operation.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair: The client reported their commercial sous vide machine wasn't maintaining the set temperature, affecting food quality. Upon inspection, I replaced the faulty thermostat, ensuring precise temperature control for consistent sous vide cooking.

Commercial Blast Freezer Repair Service. Tackling erratic operations caused by a malfunctioning temperature sensor in a commercial blast freezer, I applied precise measures to address the issue. This repair ensured accurate temperature control, vital for maintaining the quality of frozen food items and seamless freezer functionality.

Commercial Soup Kettle Installation: Chosen to install a commercial soup kettle for a commercial kitchen, we positioned the kettle, connected it to the power supply, and calibrated temperature controls. The result was a ready-to-use soup kettle, providing hot and ready food for the client’s customers.

Commercial Kitchen Appliance Maintenance. Our team was dispatched to the client's site to provide maintenance for their kitchen appliances. Our systematic approach involved a comprehensive inspection of each appliance to guarantee smooth operation. We meticulously cleaned the condenser coils in the freezer and refrigerator units, checked the hinges and gaskets on appliance doors for proper closure, and conducted a thorough cleaning to eliminate grease buildup. As a final touch, we replaced filters in each kitchen appliance to maintain ongoing cleanliness and efficiency.

Arrived on 7-7-23- Drew-removed thermocouple and replaced with new. tested operation of top oven and it started to heat up and pilot dropped out. relit and let heat up again. unit stayed lit and cycled into bypass. all ok.

Commercial Deep Fryer Repair. Responding to a distressed client, we addressed a malfunctioning deep fryer. Swiftly diagnosing the issue and replacing a faulty thermostat, we got the fryer back in working order, avoiding kitchen disruptions.

Commercial Conveyor Oven Installation. We installed a commercial conveyor oven with precision. Our team positioned the oven, connected necessary lines, and calibrated temperature controls. Rigorous tests verified consistent baking results, providing the bakery with additional capacity.

Commercial Pressure Fryer Repair. Pressure release issues in a fryer were causing safety concerns for our valued client. Our skilled technician arrived and replaced the faulty pressure release valve, ensuring secure and efficient frying operations, without compromising safety standards.

Commercial Kitchen Equipment Repair near Market St. When a commercial kitchen experienced difficulties with its commercial toaster, they contacted us for repairs. I arrived promptly and diagnosed a faulty heating element. I replaced the heating element, calibrated the toaster, and conducted tests to ensure it was producing evenly cooked food. The kitchen staff was pleased to have their toaster functioning flawlessly again.

Commercial Convection Oven Repair Service near Market St. When a commercial client was experiencing difficulties with their commercial convection oven, they contacted us for repairs. I quickly arrived at the place of business and assessed the issue with the client's convection oven. The investigation led to the source of the problem being a malfunctioning fan motor. I replaced the fan motor to bring the oven back to working order. I tested the oven to ensure proper circulation, and it was working well again upon my departure. The client was relieved to have a working oven for their business operations!

Commercial Refrigeration Repair Service near Market St. A commercial kitchen contacted us regarding an inoperable charbroiler, which posed a significant risk to their business operations. Responding promptly, our team arrived at their location to diagnose the performance issues. After a detailed examination, we identified a damaged ignitor module as the root cause of the problem. Swiftly, I replaced the ignitor module, enabling the business to resume its operations without delay. The client expressed their gratitude for our quick response and efficient repair service.

Commercial Kitchen Appliance Repair Service near Market St. A commercial kitchen contacted us regarding an inoperable smoker that posed a significant risk to their business. Swiftly responding to their call, we promptly arrived at their location and proceeded to diagnose the performance issues with the smoker. Our examination pinpointed the temperature control fan as the culprit. To swiftly restore functionality, I replaced the malfunctioning temperature control fan, enabling the smoker to resume operation promptly. The client expressed their appreciation for our quick response and efficient repairs.

Rethermalizer autofill not shutting off when full. Found that the upper water level sensor is dirty and can't automatically shut off the water. Cleaned the sensor and not the autofill shuts off the water when full.

Commercial HVAC tune-up for a restaurant. Annual maintenance to ensure the cooling system is ready for summer. Replaced air filters and checked air flow for appropriate function. Inspected all components to ensure proper function.

Arrived at location on 11/8/22 - Found unit at 80 degrees and condenser not running. I shut power off and put my temperature control wires together and turned power back on and condenser fired up. I grabbed a new control out of my van and removed the old one. I discovered that the old thermostat had burned out. I installed the new thermostat and turned the unit on. The unit on. I let the unit run and it was coming down to temp nicely. Unit is running properly as of now

Arrived at location on 7/12/22 -Found evaporator froze up solid and could not remove cover. Had all product removed. And will need to return when coils are clear of ice. Returned to location on 7/13/22 - All ice was melted but the drain was clogged. I blew out the drain and all of the water drained out of the unit. I turned the unit back on and compressor fired up, condenser fan started, and both of the evaporator fans started. Unit started coming down to temp so I installed piercing valves to the high and low side of unit and hooked my gauges up. My pressures were perfect and there appeared to be no issues. The only way the unit could have froze up was from the drain line being clogged and the water pooling up the the evaporator and freezing on the evaporator. Now that I cleared the drain line there should be no further issues.

Arrived at location on 6/30/22 - Found unit pressures low, I added 134 to bring pressures to normal, I checked for leaks with leak detector but could not pinpoint any leaks, unit is working properly at this time.

Arrived at location on 5/9/22 - Could not find any water on bottom of unit, paper towels were laid near evaporator end of unit but all towels are dry, I blew out evaporator drain line to ensure not clogged, unit is draining properly.

Arrived at location on 1/17/22 - Customer stating that unit was in defrost for long time and there was water droplets of ceiling. Went to roof to find clock and there was none up there so went on top of the box and made sure clock was working. Tested defrost and found that defrost termination fan switch was installed incorrectly from manufacturer. Installed new FDDT and tested it and now is working properly.

Arrived at location on 10/19/21 -Checked and found unit to be in de-lime mode. Flipped switch back to normal and then made sure unit was cycling. Checked good at this time. Also explained de-lime mode to customer and how to do it since unit does have a little scale buildup inside.

Arrived at location on 7/27/21 - Found condensate drain line clogged, Customer did not want to empty food from unit so I blew out drain line from the back, unit is draining properly at this time.

Arrived at location on 7/14/21 - Found condensing unit very dirty setting unit off on high temp safety. Cooled unit off with ice and reset limit, cleaned coil with coil cleaner and water. Unit is running with proper amp draw and is dropping in temp properly. Unit is operating properly at this time. Returned on 7/15/21 -Today I arrived and unit running warm, added service piercing valves and found unit low on charge 8 & 102 psi, added 134 a refrigerant and then used electronic leak detector and found evaporator coil leaking on middle right side. Evaporator will need replaced. Please quote new evap,filter line drier and cap tube. Unit is charged up and running at this time.

Arrived at location on 7/4/21 - Found the compressor running, drawing low amperage, and there was no difference between the suction and discharge pressure. Our local supplier did not have a compressor in stock, so I told the customer that they were going to need to move the food elsewhere until we can get a compressor for it. I also noticed one wire of the three phase power was partially melted and that feeds power to over half of the refrigeration equipment. I told the head Chef (Ryan) that they may want to get an electrician there as soon as possible to pull a new wire. Returned to location on 7/6/21 - Picked up new compressor and drove to site. Removed existing compressor, filter drier and site glass and installed new compressor, site glass and filter drier. Ran vacuum on new compressor and removed existing compressor from roof. Charged with 24lb of 404a refrigerant and turned unit on. Unit began to cool. Freezer got down to set point and cycled off. Walk in freezer is working p

Found Reach-In Cooler unit low on refrigerant so I began leak checking the system. I had to drill out some of the old screws for the interior covers to access the evaporator. Once I got the covers off I found that the evaporator is leaking on the bottom left hand side where the tubing passes through the end wall of the coil. It is not repairable and the evaporator would have to be replaced. I remastered covers and replaced screws.. Because the unit had been running while low on refrigerant the compressor had been extremely hot when I arrived. My concern would be that we'd replace the evaporator and then shortly after the compressor would go out. I gave the customer a price on a new Atosa prep table of $2,126.73 Repair $1250. I added refrigerant so the customer can use it for now but I can't guarantee how long it will last.