Commercial fridges and chillers
Upright, under-counter, prep and reach-in fridges, bottle coolers, bar fridges, display chillers, cake displays and deli cabinets.
Cooling, airflow, probes, controls, seals, fans, compressors and electrical faults.
Commercial Refrigeration Services
Mobile fault finding and repairs for commercial fridges, freezers, cold rooms, ice machines, chillers and refrigerated equipment used by Cape Town food businesses.
Protect Stock First
Keep doors closed, avoid loading warm product, record the displayed temperature and move temperature-sensitive stock where possible.
Isolate the machine if it is tripping power, overheating, making abnormal mechanical noises or showing signs of damaged wiring. Follow the site's professional temperature-control and food-safety procedures.
Before The Call-Out
Equipment We Attend
Service is focused on refrigeration used by food, hospitality, retail and production businesses.
Upright, under-counter, prep and reach-in fridges, bottle coolers, bar fridges, display chillers, cake displays and deli cabinets.
Cooling, airflow, probes, controls, seals, fans, compressors and electrical faults.Upright, display, cabinet and business-site chest freezers, plus ice-cream and frozen-product displays.
Icing, poor pull-down, defrost, airflow, controls and sealed-system performance.Walk-in rooms, evaporators, condensing units, door heaters, drains, controls, strip curtains and door seals.
Temperature recovery, airflow, defrost, heat load, doors and drainage. Cold-room repairsCube and flake machines, bin sensors, water inlets, pumps, harvest controls, evaporators and condensers.
Slow production, thin ice, no harvest, water, scale and cooling faults. Ice-machine repairsBlast chillers, blast freezers, process chillers, gelato and popsicle freezers, slush machines and selected production equipment.
High-load cooling, pull-down, probes, airflow, controls and defrost.Selected mobile cold-storage systems where onsite access is practical.
Acceptance depends on design, access, power, parts and technical scope. Trailer refrigeration scopeFault Finding
Condenser condition, fans, evaporator icing, airflow, seals, controls, probes, compressor performance, refrigerant loss, expansion devices and heat load.
Probe position, sensors, door use, warm loading, controller differential, fan cycling, defrost timing, airflow and compressor cycling.
Defrost heaters, timing, settings, probes, drains, door leakage, fan operation, airflow and refrigeration-system conditions.
Supply, contactor, overload, start components, control output, pressure protection, wiring, motor condition and mechanical seizure.
Blocked or frozen drains, drain pans, drain fall, defrost overflow, door condensation and ice-machine water systems.
Probes, wiring, connectors, controller configuration, fan feedback, pressure switches and manufacturer-specific faults.
These are diagnostic areas, not remote diagnoses. The actual fault must be confirmed by testing.
Evidence Before Refrigerant
Poor cooling can come from blocked condensers, failed fans, iced evaporators, faulty probes, damaged door seals, defrost faults, controller problems, electrical faults or excessive heat load.
Refrigerant is checked when the operating evidence points toward the sealed system. It should not be added simply because the cabinet is warm.
Compressor and sealed-system diagnosisAssessment Route
Current and target temperature, error code, product load, door use, ambient conditions and how long the problem has been present.
Supply, controller outputs, probe readings, fans, condenser, evaporator, defrost, seals and drain path.
Compressor current, operating pressures, pipe temperatures, superheat, subcooling, leak indicators, expansion-device behaviour and compressor temperature.
The outcome may be an onsite correction, electrical or control repair, parts quotation, sealed-system work, engineering assessment or replacement recommendation.
Field Work
Genuine Fixakitchen fault notes and equipment work from the existing project archive.
An E1 error traced through the temperature-control circuit and sensor path.
Field inspection of the refrigeration, electrical and airflow system on a mobile unit.
Practical repair scope covering cold-room access, fans, drainage and refrigeration faults.
Cooling, airflow, controller and cabinet-condition assessment for retail food displays.
Planned Checks
Checks may cover condensers, evaporators, fans, seals, drains, probes, controller settings, defrost, compressor current, temperature logs, leak indicators and ice-machine water systems.
Maintenance frequency depends on equipment type, kitchen conditions, operating hours and product risk.
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Capacity should be based on room size, insulation, product load, incoming product temperature, door traffic, ambient conditions and required pull-down time.
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Technical Safety
Systems may involve high-current electrical equipment, pressurised or flammable refrigerants, high discharge temperatures, rotating fans, pressure controls, contaminated refrigerant and food-temperature risk.
Fixakitchen does not vent refrigerant, bypass protection devices or add refrigerant without first considering the reason for charge loss or poor performance.
Refrigerant recovery, leak repair, evacuation and charging are performed according to the equipment, refrigerant type and applicable technical requirements.
Equipment Identification
Fixakitchen assesses equipment from many commercial refrigeration brands. Parts, documentation and repair viability depend on the specific model and age.
Infrico, Polar, Skope, Scotsman, Manitowoc and Hoshizaki.
Dixell and Carel controls are identified and assessed according to the fitted system.
Brand names are used for equipment identification only. Fixakitchen is not presented as an authorised agent unless explicitly stated.Mobile Service
Service supports Cape Town CBD, Atlantic Seaboard, Southern Suburbs, Northern Suburbs, West Coast, Cape Winelands and surrounding commercial areas.
Availability and call-out charges depend on equipment type, location, schedule and travel distance.
View service areasQuestions
No. Airflow, controls, defrost, fans, probes, seals, electrical faults and heat load must also be checked before the sealed system is assessed.
Yes, within the service scope. We assess controls, fans, defrost, drainage, doors and refrigeration performance. View cold-room repairs.
Yes. Water flow, scale, harvest, controls, sensors, airflow and refrigeration can all form part of the diagnosis.
Send the equipment type, model, current and target temperatures, error code, controller and data-plate photos, and the Cape Town suburb.
That depends on the confirmed fault, access, technical scope and parts availability. The first visit may result in a repair, further testing or a quotation.
No. Refrigerant type, part availability, equipment age and model vary. The system must first be identified and assessed.
Fixakitchen focuses primarily on commercial and business refrigeration. Domestic-style equipment may only be considered where it forms part of an existing commercial site or customer relationship.
Request An Assessment
Send the equipment type, brand, model, displayed temperature, error code, photos and Cape Town suburb so we can plan the correct repair assessment.