GLMV168KS4 specs specs

no rule of thumb
maybe if you got a different thermostat that has a lower setting than standard
however as upright freezers are very bad freezers compared to chest type freezers the lowest reading will be around the -35 degrees C
Why very bad -- every time you open the door you dump 20 degrees out onto the floor and the temp difference is more pronounced than opening the lid of a chest unit which keeps all of the cold in the unit
remember the colder the setting the more the compressor is working

Contact your local dealer for specs.

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Hi,

According this model you have a 7 cubic feet freezer.

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Visit the manufacturer's website to download a manual.

http://www.beverage-air.com/
start here

Call the mfr or ask them for the website that has the specs on it.

you need model number and serial number . refrigerant type and possibly the compressor model number to determine the txv type and capacity

http://www.beverage-air.com/Main.aspx?pid=50&tab=51 you will find the pdf files for specs & manuals here.

Do you mean the MSF-23NM and the TSF-23SD? If so, you can find the information for them here:

http://www.turboairinc.com/TB-Products/Soliddoor.html

Basically, the difference between the two is that the MSF-23NM runs on more amps and is a new "maximum" series that Turbo Air came out with.

http://www.missionrs.com/MSF-23NM.html
http://www.missionrs.com/TSF-23SD.html

The product spec sheets at the two links above should be easy to download from our site. If you have any trouble, you can call us at 1(800)319-0690.