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Sanitize Interior and Exterior Surfaces Regularly Dirt can accumulate on both the interior and exterior surfaces of your commercial refrigerator over time and affect the quality of your products if they’re susceptible to growing bacteria and mold. So, the fridge should be cleaned at least every 1-2 weeks. Here’s a quick run-down of how this can be done:

All the products should be taken out and stored temporarily in an alternate refrigerator or an icebox. The unit must be turned off and unplugged before the interior and exterior surfaces can be wiped with a soft cloth that’s been soaked in mild detergent. If it has a stainless steel shell, a special degreasing product should be used to protect the material. Then, the machine should be wiped down with a damp sponge or cloth until the cleaning solution is gone. It should also be thoroughly dried with a towel before it can be used again. Keep the Condenser Coils Clean Condenser coils are necessary for creating low temperatures in refrigerators. If they get dirty, the equipment will end up working harder to cool its interior. This continuous strain may eventually lead to overheating and excessive wear and tear of its parts.

In standard commercial refrigeration maintenance, condenser coils must be cleaned every 3 months. A hard bristle brush should be used to sweep away any dirt that’s accumulated on the surface. Loose dirt should be removed using a vacuum. Your unit might need extra care depending on the model, so ask a maintenance contractor for more information on condenser coil care for your machine.

Schedule a Routine System Check To ensure that your machine is in top working condition, hire a commercial refrigeration service company to conduct a routine system inspection. They can open up your unit and check the status of its parts to see if there are signs of potential problems. They can perform minor tune-ups and repairs that can help prevent extensive and expensive fixes in the future.

Get in Touch With A Plus Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Keep your commercial refrigerator in tip-top shape. Reach out to A Plus Air Conditioning and Refrigeration for reliable refrigerator maintenance and repair services in Central Florida.

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