When should you be concerned about the evaporator fan in your coolroom?
There is a high demand for storage space to preserve frozen products until needed. The optimal performance of these marvels is mainly attributable to the elements and components that allow the interiors of these buildings, for instance, to be kept at freezing temperatures.
The fan of the evaporator is a component that falls under this category—an evaporator fan for each of your coolrooms. The evaporator fan, typically installed in the ceiling of such rooms, can draw air from the space beneath it, move it through the cooling system, and then release it at a lower temperature than before.
During operation, evaporator fans and surrounding components utilise refrigerant to cool the system's incoming air.
Similarly, it regulates the ventilation to maintain a constant temperature. Fans for the evaporator are a necessary component of all modern refrigeration systems. Therefore, the operation of a business can be negatively affected if they suddenly malfunction.
If you experience any of the following symptoms, you likely need to replace your evaporator fan. A rise in temperature Adjusting the temperature of the coolroom so that it is appropriate for the goods being stored there is standard procedure.
If the fan in your evaporator functions correctly, the food stored in it will not spoil for a long time. If the evaporator fan in the coolroom is not functioning correctly, temperature fluctuations could lead to the deterioration of the merchandise.
Even a slight temperature rise can render the contents of coolrooms useless
This is resulting in significant time and resource losses—the initial phases of an ice sheet's formation. If ice is forming within the coolroom, this indicates that the evaporator fan is malfunctioning. Due to the inability of the evaporator fan to maintain the correct temperature in the coolroom, hot and humid air is permitted to circulate freely throughout the area.
This may be the most critical factor in the formation of ice. If frost and ice continue accumulating, they may impede the functionality of other components, rendering the coolroom useless. Problems that arise from the installation of fans.
The accumulation of ice on the fan's propellers is one of the possible causes of the problem. As ice accumulates on the vital components of the fan blades, it is reasonable to assume that they will abruptly cease functioning.
To compensate for the obstructed fan blades, the other components of the cold room will waste more energy. However, the sooner they perish, the greater their dependence on external forces will be. Spare Pieces
The numerous movable pieces of equipment and components that comprise a coolroom cooperate to maintain a low temperature and keep excess heat out. This prevents the items from becoming damaged during storage.
If the evaporator fan in the coolroom becomes inoperable, the rest of the system must exert more effort to maintain the desired temperature.
However, the more time and effort you invest in maintaining your coolroom, the faster its components will deteriorate and become damaged. To avoid these problems, contact NAFCOOL Commercial Refrigeration as soon as possible.