American Panel Shock Freezer AP7BCF70-2

Run the defrost cycle to ensure the coil is free of ice.

Disconnect and lock the main power switch.

Open the evaporator door by removing the screws and swing the door open.

Use a vacuum cleaner or a soft non-metallic bristle to remove surface fibers and dirt, applying the tool in the direction of the fins.

Rinse the coil finned area and return bends with clean warm water, ensuring water temperature is below 130°F and pressure is below 100 PSI.

Close and secure the evaporator door.

Inspect components for proper operation and seal

Use vacuum and brush to clean the condenser coil

Is the door hinge operating properly?

Is the door gasket sealing properly?

Is the drain line flowing properly?

Ensure unit is properly installed

Verify electrical service according to manufacturer label

Verify proper drain pan installation or hard plumbed

Inspect drain lines for integrity and proper flow

Check door hinges and gasket for proper operation and seal

Clean door gasket with mild soapy warm water

Run the defrost cycle to ensure the coil is free of ice.

Disconnect and lock the main power switch.

Remove screws securing the evaporator door to the vertical frame.

Swing the evaporator door open.

Use a vacuum cleaner or soft non-metallic bristle brush to remove surface fibers and dirt in the direction of the fins.

Spray the coil finned area and return bends with the recommended coil cleaner using a pump-up sprayer or conventional spray bottle.

Defrost the unit daily or as needed

Wipe clean the interior and the exterior of the unit using a solution of mild soap and water

Engage the sanitation cycle (if equipped)