So this is a Friday night service call on a walk-in freezer. The complaint is, is that it's in the forties doesn't feel like it's in the 40s to me right now, it's pretty cold, but it's definitely a little high. They definitely have soft ice cream, but yeah. The strawberries are a little bit soft right there, so we will see now it looks like it's about 18 degrees.

Right now doesn't seem to be any ice on the coil at this time. So I'm up here on the roof. This is our walk-in freezer. Condenser got back an answer: Pam butter, I'm gon na - get that wrapped up right now I got one in my truck we'll get that changed out and we'll check the rest of the unit out.

So I did check the temperature inside the walk-in freezer and it was about 18 degrees and it was set for like negative 12. So that's good. The other thing I noticed this looks like oil yeah. So this is a produce, cooler and there's some oil on this port right here.

So definitely look into that too, since we're here ten o'clock at night, almost 98 degrees outside got ta love Palm Springs anyways. I got me a cadets family right here. What is this? A 97 21 universal motor. These things are badass, they get you through the pinch.

If you don't already know these heat craft motors from the factory is not a standard motor, it's actually a bigger motor. So unless you get the factory motor, the 97 21 is almost the only thing. That's gon na work. They run a bigger fan blade than normal.

It's like a 14-inch fan blade and normally they're like 12. So if you just throw on you know a normal truck stock, I can't think of a part number right now, but a normal truck stock, a niche fan loader it ain't gon na fly it I'll end up over amping and burning up. So you either go with the fasco OAM motor from heat craft or you get the 97 21 and that'll get you through the all right. We're up and running crushers are looking pretty good.

It's a really high load right now. I'm still not super satisfied with these motors, even the 97 21 I'm gon na do some research. We might end up changing just putting the factory motors back in, but this will get them through because these things are getting hot, we're gon na, monitor and see. So that was a service call on a walk-in freezer, not working.

When I got there, one of the condenser fan motors was down, so the unit must have been shutting off on high head pressure and it hit our degree set by the time I had gotten there. It was about a hundred just under a hundred degrees outside at ten o'clock at night, so I could only have all I actually know, because I was out here earlier. It was much hotter than that. I put a fan motor in there.

I put a 97 21, but it's still running on the higher side of the ham, so I thought that motor would get it lock or what would work, but it's still running a little high on amps, so I'm gon na get it go ahead and order. The heat craft factory motor and come back out and we'll replace both the condenser fan motors on this guy and put the factory heat craft motors back in other than that. This should get apply through the weekend. They'll be fine and yeah, we'll see on the next one.

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