To Next PageTo Next PageHow to troubleshoot a Randell 51000 that does not run?
If your Randell Refrigerator unit isn't running, try these steps: First, ensure the unit is properly plugged in. If it is, check the temperature control settings and test the temperature control. Also, clean the condenser coil and service the condenser fan. If problems persist, test the overload and relay.
What to do if my Randell Refrigerator is not cold enough?
To address a Randell Refrigerator that isn't cold enough, start by adjusting the control to a lower setting and testing the control. Additionally, make sure to clean the coil.
Why does my Randell Refrigerator run constantly?
To fix a Randell Refrigerator that runs constantly, try cleaning the coil and servicing the condenser motor.
What causes a Randell Refrigerator to short cycle?
To resolve short cycling in your Randell Refrigerator, clean the coil, service the fan and motor, and check the outlet voltage.
What to do if my Randell 51000 is too cold?
If your Randell Refrigerator is too cold, adjust the control to raise the setting and test the control.
How to fix moisture around the door of my Randell 51000?
To address moisture around the door or frame of your Randell Refrigerator, inspect the strips and adjust the control to raise the setting.
How do I fix ice in the drain pan of my Randell 51000?
To resolve ice in the drain pan or water at the bottom of your Randell Refrigerator, or on the floor, clean the drain and adjust the leveling feet.
General| Brand | Randell |
|---|---|
| Series | 51000 Series |
| Category | Refrigerator |
| Capacity | Varies by model (check specific model for details) |
| Door Type | Solid or Glass |
| Shelving | Adjustable wire shelves |
| Energy Efficiency | Energy Star certified models available |
| Dimensions | Varies by model (check specific model for details) |
| Weight | Varies by model (check specific model for details) |
Steps to follow before start-up: checking lines, fans, leveling, power, and temperature stabilization.
Covers cleaning condenser coils, fan blades, drain lines, gaskets, hinges, and inspecting silicone seams.
Diagnoses causes and procedures for units that do not run or cycle on and off frequently.
Addresses problems like unit not cold enough, too cold, noisy operation, and drawer issues.
Troubleshoots moisture around doors/frames and ice buildup in drain pans or unit bottom.
Instructions for cleaning the condenser coil and the drain system to maintain performance.
Steps for inspecting, testing, and replacing the condenser fan motor and blade.
Guide to testing compressor relay, overload protector, and the compressor itself for faults.
Lists part numbers for evaporator coil assemblies with and without controls, by manufacturing date.
