Coke Cooler Not Getting Cold at Ellis Shepherd blog

Coke Cooler Not Getting Cold. I have a coca cola beverage cooler (imbera vr12 co2), which is not cooling. Ensure that the thermostat is set to the appropriate level for chilling beverages, typically around 36 to 38 degrees fahrenheit (2 to 3 degrees celsius). It chills drinks, but only a little bit. It could be a bad start capacitor, the start relay in not. Cooler is taking longer to cool than normal. The sound you're hearing is it tripping out on overload. Unplug machine and wait several hours until it melts. Lighting issues are obvious, although temperature issues can be harder to spot. Get down on your hands and knees and look under the vend chute, if the evaporator is solid ice the sodas won't get cold. If your cooler is not cooling properly, the first step to take is checking the temperature setting. The evaporator fan inside top of unit is running, and the evaporator coil is clean with no ice buildup. The compressor is not running. I have messed with the knob that adjusts the temperature, with different settings and it didn't. Ensure it is set to the desired temperature and has not been accidentally. One common culprit behind a beverage fridge not getting cold enough is incorrect temperature settings.

The compressor is not running. I have messed with the knob that adjusts the temperature, with different settings and it didn't. Lighting issues are obvious, although temperature issues can be harder to spot. It chills drinks, but only a little bit. Unplug machine and wait several hours until it melts. I have a coca cola fridge that will not get cold. It could be a bad start capacitor, the start relay in not. Get down on your hands and knees and look under the vend chute, if the evaporator is solid ice the sodas won't get cold. Ensure it is set to the desired temperature and has not been accidentally. The sound you're hearing is it tripping out on overload.

Black Coca Cola Coke Cold Drink, Packaging Size 500 ml, Packaging Type

Coke Cooler Not Getting Cold The evaporator fan inside top of unit is running, and the evaporator coil is clean with no ice buildup. Lighting issues are obvious, although temperature issues can be harder to spot. I have a coca cola fridge that will not get cold. Ensure it is set to the desired temperature and has not been accidentally. I have a coca cola beverage cooler (imbera vr12 co2), which is not cooling. It chills drinks, but only a little bit. Cooler is taking longer to cool than normal. Unplug machine and wait several hours until it melts. If your cooler is not cooling properly, the first step to take is checking the temperature setting. The evaporator fan inside top of unit is running, and the evaporator coil is clean with no ice buildup. It could be a bad start capacitor, the start relay in not. Ensure that the thermostat is set to the appropriate level for chilling beverages, typically around 36 to 38 degrees fahrenheit (2 to 3 degrees celsius). Get down on your hands and knees and look under the vend chute, if the evaporator is solid ice the sodas won't get cold. I have messed with the knob that adjusts the temperature, with different settings and it didn't. One common culprit behind a beverage fridge not getting cold enough is incorrect temperature settings. The compressor is not running.