Door and seals
A tightly closing door keeps warm air and moisture out.
A cold room you can rely on
A cold room runs around the clock and a lot of stock depends on it. Most problems start small: the door does not close tightly, a seal is torn, ice has built up on the evaporator or the condenser of the refrigeration unit is dusty. These raise energy use, and in the end the room cannot hold its temperature.
During a service we check the door and seals, the evaporator defrost and drain, the refrigeration unit and the temperature sensor readings, and clean the condenser and evaporator. You receive a written summary of the work.
What we check
Evaporator and defrost
An iced-up evaporator does not cool; we check the defrost and drain.
Refrigeration unit
Compressor and fans, and condenser cleaning.
Temperature
Sensor readings and the actual room temperature.
How it works
- 01
Report
Tell us the room temperature, the model of the refrigeration unit and what is wrong.
- 02
Inspection
The technician checks the room and the unit on site.
- 03
Service or repair
The work and its cost are confirmed before we start.
- 04
Summary
You receive a written summary and recommendations.
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if the cold room does not hold its temperature?+
Check that the door closes and whether there is thick ice on the evaporator, then call the service line on +372 672 9533. Tell us the room temperature and the model of the refrigeration unit. With the urgent service we can be on site within two hours on a working day.
How often should a cold room be serviced?+
Planned maintenance at least once a year makes sense, more often for a heavily used room. A service contract gives you a lower hourly rate and faster response.
Request a quote or service visit
Tell us what you need. We will reply with a price and recommendation within one working day.