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#1 SNG

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Posted 06 January 2011 - 01:49 PM

Can anyone diagnose with this description. The coils in front of the compressor unit under the drop shoot, are frozen over. The unit is cooling.

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Posted 07 January 2011 - 10:42 AM

if they are completely froze over from left to right...

above them,if you remove the delivery chute is a fan.......it may be bad....not circulating the ait thru the coils

next......door seals not sealing........this can cause ice up/frost problems.....just like a refrigerator at home.....

if the ice you are seeing is only on the right hand side,forming an ice ball....you have a lo-freon condition...

last....which is always a necessary preventative measure.....is the coils clean in front of the compressor at the bottom of the machine? and is the machine setting a minimum of 6 inches from the wall for proper air circulation..

you didnt say if the pop was cold, or if it was freezing the cans.......if its freezing pop, you could have a bad thermostat

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Posted 07 January 2011 - 07:49 PM

if they are completely froze over from left to right...

above them,if you remove the delivery chute is a fan.......it may be bad....not circulating the ait thru the coils

next......door seals not sealing........this can cause ice up/frost problems.....just like a refrigerator at home.....

if the ice you are seeing is only on the right hand side,forming an ice ball....you have a lo-freon condition...

last....which is always a necessary preventative measure.....is the coils clean in front of the compressor at the bottom of the machine? and is the machine setting a minimum of 6 inches from the wall for proper air circulation..

you didnt say if the pop was cold, or if it was freezing the cans.......if its freezing pop, you could have a bad thermostat

Thank you for the info, the coil below the delivery chute was completely froze over ( left to right top to bottom ). I removed the ice and turned the unit back on, with no frost appearing, 99.9% it was the door seal, the door was probably not tightened securely at last service.