Preventative maintenance and your commercial refrigeration mechanic
April 11, 2018
The best way to avoid a costly repair and downtime is by regularly scheduling maintenance of your mission-critical refrigeration systems. In addition to 365/24-7 emergency repair, CoolSys offers two types of preventative maintenance (PM) to keep your commercial refrigeration units running at peak performance and to identify any issues before they become costly and difficult to solve.
All of our maintenance programs come with the promise of broad operating knowledge of regulatory and/or third-party systems, as well as state-of-the-art field and in-house technology that ensures a best-in-class customer experience.
CoolSys Quarterly General Maintenance PM
Great for businesses with both small and large systems, the CoolSys Quarterly General Maintenance PM program covers all basic needs This includes:
- Checking for and replacing worn parts
- Examining electrical connections
- Providing regular cleaning of vents, drain lines and coils
- Examining gaskets, hinges, seals and handles
CoolSys Compressor Room and EMS PM
A bi-annual program, the CoolSys Compressor Room and EMS PM specifically addresses high-dollar equipment like:
- Compressors
- EMS set points
- Energy consumption
- Lighting schedules
- Anti-sweat
- Dehumidification
We use level 5 (or higher) commercial refrigeration mechanics on this program, so you benefit from their advanced skill set.
Maintenance agreements
Our Maintenance Contracts (MACs) offer a fixed price for monthly maintenance work that can help businesses relying on mission-critical refrigeration systems more accurately predict and plan for maintenance-related costs. This price is often agreed upon by the customer and CoolSys. Plus, you have the opportunity to renegotiate the MACs — which can cover multiple locations — annually or semi-annually, so you can make sure you’re spending only what’s appropriate.
Call us today to learn more about our maintenance programs and schedule a commercial refrigeration mechanic to assess your system.