Delfield 6051-s where is drain pan located - Delfield (F18WC60) Commercial Refrigerator

The evaporator that does the cooling and collects the ice is located in an insulated box on top. When the ice melts it goes out that drain line up top into the pan where it is evaporated. Hope this helps and good luck.

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I'm not a big fan of either. I've been involved in the restaurant business my entire adult life and neither one impresses me. If I had to choose, it would be the Delfield but keep in mind that their parts have to come from a Delfield supplier. Bev-Air parts are a little easier to get except for things like door hinges and door gaskets. Sorry that I can't really be much more help than this but this is my opinion based on experiences.

Dave,

Are you looking to replace your Delfield hinge? With model and serial we can help you ID the correct OEM replacement hinge and even offer the hinge below list. We also sell Kason & generic reach in hinges on our site http://www.coolergaskets.com/reach-in-hinges/

Let us know if we can help!
Matt
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from what their web site shows, all of their gaskets are some sort of push in (Dart type) or clip in on a strip. Removing the inner panel is not necessary.
http://www.delfield.com/docs/uploaded/del/Parts/dpc08.pdf
go to page 36 and it shows the construction of the their gaskets.

can not immediately locate manual.
If this unit is a cooler, check this:

Anything that can effect air flow. Fans not running or running in wrong direction.
Too much product in unit.
Thermostat set too low or stickes and unit does not shut off unit.
Possibly has a defrost timer. Most coolers do not but some do. Look for one and see if it is working. Make a mark on the face and wait 15 minutes to see if it moves.
Drain pan clogged.
Doors not closing or seals not sealing.

these are the things to check out.

http://www.delfield.com/docs/uploaded/del/manuals/DM4_40_45.pdf
start with this web site. it is the manual for your unit. check this out and see if it helps some. let me know if I can be of any further help.

How was this unit originally equipped? TXV? Use only a TXV OF CORRECT size. In refrigeration if you have a 6000btu rating you do not use a 1/2 ton valve you use a 1/4 ton (3000btuh) at most and would need consulting with an engineer to arrive at the correct valve.

SO was the TXV the other fellow replaced an OEM valve? If not this may be the problem as most TXV's off the shelf are designed for walk-in refrigeration Not Reach ins. An OEM valve may be the trouble here.

Now not to stress the TXV but also the compressor (what was the original model?) Make sure it is designed for the particular heat range and size for this application. As you probably know 1 size compressor designs for AC will not be OK on Refrigeration at same BTU rating.

Call Del field and verify what they are using or recommending for this unit. model and Seal no required and the existing model and SN.

Also to my knowledge a receiver is not required and in fact will only add to your trouble. Receivers are for changes (wide differences) in condensing temperature and pressure. Never saw an application for one with a condenser designed from factory for indoor use with either type of expansion device.

If you need Del fileds number email me at [email protected] and in th subject line enter delfield?.

delfield digital temp controller model 6051-sdt
paste this in the internet and find their web site
They have a download for ya

You can clean the condenser while it is running or you can unplug unit . most of the time you can use a nylon brush to brush off the condenser. If it has not been cleaned in a while you may need some sort of compressed air to blow through it. If units are in restaurant and by fryers or have greasy buildup on them you will need to unplug unit and spray some degreaser on it then rinse with water. It is important to clean the condenser, the part with fins and is located by compressor, because a dirty condenser will shorten the life of the compressor.