
|
|
|
|
The Most Common Issues With Commercial Beer Coolers
Refrigeration problems: Coolant leaks, faulty compressor or expansion valves, and low refrigerant levels can cause cooling problems.
- Dirty condenser coils: Dirty coils can cause refrigeration system inefficiencies and increase energy consumption.
- Clogged drain lines: This can cause water to build up in the cooler, leading to leaks and other problems.
- Poor temperature control: Incorrect thermostat settings or faulty thermostats can cause temperature fluctuations, leading to beer spoilage.
- Malfunctioning thermostats: Thermostats that are not working properly can cause temperature control issues and beer spoilage.
- Compressor failure: The compressor is the heart of the refrigeration system, and a failure can cause the cooler to stop cooling altogether.
- Leaking water: This can occur due to clogged drain lines, malfunctioning condensate pans or drain valves, or other issues.
- Electrical issues: Wiring problems, faulty electrical components, or power surges can cause the cooler to stop working.
- Insufficient insulation: Poor insulation can cause the cooler to lose refrigeration efficiency and increase energy consumption.
- Clogged beer lines: Beer lines that are clogged with yeast, hops, or other debris can cause poor beer dispensing and flavor issues.