Troubleshooting refrigeration systems can be complex and frustrating, so put aside any assumptions and inspect the system thoroughly before making any diagnosis.

The EEV is often used in modern refrigeration systems, but troubleshooting its common failures may be complicated.

Regularly inspect refrigeration equipment wiring for damaged or loose connections, especially in older systems that have not been properly maintained.

Adding liquid refrigerant to refrigeration systems requires consideration of various factors, and one method might not work on every type of system.

If TXV hunting is observed when troubleshooting a refrigeration system, its cause should be identified and repaired to allow for better system performance.

Continuous and rapid cycling is hard on a compressor, but the use of a simple time delay relay can mitigate the risk of compressor failure.

If an ice machine evaporator has a grid design, it can separate from the evaporator plate over time, causing ice to form between the two parts, causing problems.

While servicing equipment, technicians should be on the lookout for sources of potential future leaks, as well as follow good service practices to prevent creating leaks.

When installing and repairing refrigeration equipment, technicians should always follow good service practices to prevent any contaminants from entering the piping or system components.

Repairing reach-in coolers and freezers with electronic temperature controllers can be challenging at times.