Humidity
Testimonial: "Obviously, but why? And what can we do about it?This has never happened in the 2 years that we have owned it and there have been plenty of humid days"
The likely cause is the door seal is leaking air into the unit.
Is that something that can be fixed with caulking?
Or a new door seal?
No this is the rubber seal around the door. Replace it.
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SOURCE: Delfield Refrigerator/Freezer Condensation forming outside door seals
I would expect at the very least a heater circuit around the freezer door. Some of the commercial units also have sprung doors to keep the doors firmly shut which you could check by opening the doors. Door heater circuits are normally very reliable and it would be worth checking the voltage is getting to them, they are also a pain to change out. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: Under counter beverage cooler
It might be ice around the fan. Try defrosting it. This has been happening to mine, even through it is supposed to be 'frost free'
SOURCE: DEEP SCRATCHES ON OUTSIDE OF MY FRIG. WHITE
grey is the primer color applied to the bare metal befor the color coat is applied
try touch up paint
or replace the door
SOURCE: Where can I get a wiring diagram for an
If it's the condenser fan you are talking about you will not need a wiring diagram. The fan should be wired to the compressor and the thermostat. the thermostat is the relay to start the fans and compressor. I will continue to look for a wiring diagram. When the fan wears out they will stop causing the cooler to overheat. I think replacing the fan would be what you need. I believe that Beverage Air used the Copeland compressor with the condenser fan mounted on the one end of the the same slide in compressor. Check your voltage on the 2 wires going to the fan. When compressor is on the fan should also be running. I just have the feeling that condenser fan is defective.
Sea Breeze
Hello roderick234 - From what you have described it sounds like the beverage center has a poor door seal. When cold air and warm air outside is entering it causes condensation. Try checking and see if the door seal is bad; place a dollar bill between the body of the freezer and close the door. The dollar bill should stay in place and pull out with a small amount of resistance. If the dollar bill falls out when placed between the gasket and cabinet double check to see if the door is being blocked by anything stopping it from closing it. If nothing is stopping the door from closing then I suggest contacting your manufacturer and see who they recommend to repair the unit.
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