Overview
Introduction: Walkin Refrigerators
This month, “When to Replace” discusses walk-in refrigerators and freezers, equipment that operators can locate either inside or outside of a facility.
This month, “When to Replace” discusses walk-in refrigerators and freezers, equipment that operators can locate either inside or outside of a facility.
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How to Know
How to Know When to Replace Your Walk-In Refrigerator & Freezer
From floor to door, here's a list of tell-tale signs that a walk-in needs replacing.
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From floor to door, here's a list of tell-tale signs that a walk-in needs replacing.
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EQUIPMENT TOPICS
Buyers Be Aware
A typical walk-in will last between five and 10 years. In some cases, well-maintained units will last 20 years. So, when an operator purchases one it will affect their facility for a long time.
With that in mind, here are seven points a foodservice operator should ponder before purchasing a new walk-in.
Maintenance Matters
Walk-ins don't require a lot of maintenance to have a long and productive service life. But the few steps they do require remain critical to their ability to operate effectively and efficiently.
Energy Efficiency
Energy Star offers one sign that a unit operates efficiency. Here is the lowdown on energy-efficient walk-ins.
