Turbo Air Refrigerators - Page 3 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

I'm not quite sure what you mean by values, but if your asking the specs on the machine I can help you there. TSF-49SD R-404A OD 0.12598X ID 0.07874X [9A0 L 90.55 + (B) 174.21] 600 21.164 AJA2425ZXA 8.7 0.0 263.2 TSF-49SD R-404A (A) OD 0.12598 x ID 0.07874 x L 90.55 + (B) OD 0.11024 xID 0.06299 x L 118.11 580 20.459 CAJ2432Z 10.5 12.8 266.0 If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jason_4570d45317834dd3

***Take the sensors loose and put them in a cup of ice water, then take your ohm meter and measure the resistance of the sensors. . They both should measure around 29,000 - 31, 000 ohms -If you are having temperature fluctuations or your display temp does not match actual box temp, then first try and then test the sensors. -If you sensors are ok then check that all the fans work...ie. evap fans, condenser fan, also there is another fan in the bottom that helps air circulation around the compressor compartment. -Check that the condenser is clean and that nothing in the environent could be affecting the unit. **Only after you check all these things any any other related things would would I deem the main control board to be bad. **No offense everyone, but more often than not people want to change the main control board first and it is generally not the problem. Don't change the most expensive part first if you're not entirely sure it is the problem! :) lol I hope this was helpfu. Turbo Air also has a tech support 310-900-1078 Anonymous

there is a string and a weight on the inside of each door. if you cannot find the string it may be broken. lift and remove the door from the unit, then remove two screws from both top sides of the door and the top of the door itself will come off. you can then lean the door over, the weight should slide out.

Isn't 37 ok? Check the condenser is clear and clean before replacing thermostat

SK1A1C-L2W compressor is 1/3 HP, 134 A, 1300 BTU for freezer, 4000 on a refrigerator application.

This is popular problem with thermostat. Thermostat is the switch that should stop the compressor and evaporator fan when the required temperature reached. No the thermostat switch contacts are stuck on and leave the compressor and evaporator fan running continually. So to solve the problem you need to replace the thermostat. The thermostat is the exterior digital with temperature indication.

This unit uses a 1/2HP compressor. 12,000 BTU's to a horsepower, therefore it has 6,00 BTU's

Hello, Sorry to hear your right door spring is not working properly any longer. I would be happy to help you locate the correct OEM door part you need we work with a few Refrigeration hardware suppliers on a regular basis and we are able to provide quotes for hardware below the list prices. Shoot us a call or email with your model and serial # and the part you are needing us to locate and we'll get pricing and availability for you. 1-855-288-2259 / [email protected] - Cooler Gaskets Staff

Emmie, There are two gasket options for that model! If you have your unit's serial # we can ID the exact gasket you need. Replacing your gasket is a simple process and it looks that your gasket is a simple snap in option. Here's option1 http://www.coolergaskets.com/turbo-air-gasket-25-1-2-x-53-1-4-1/ & Here's option 2 http://www.coolergaskets.com/turbo-air-gasket-25-1-4-x-53-1-4/ It looks like both gasket options are made out of the same profile material but the dimensions changed per when the unit was manufactured. Double check your existing gasket's dimensions to determine which option is the best for you. Or shoot us an email or give us a call with your Model and Serial # and we can narrow it down for you. 855-288-2259 [email protected]