Delfield 3516095 Refrigerator Evaporator Coil 19" X 5" X 4"
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Evaporator Coil, 19"L X 5"W X 4"H Od. | |
| Delfield 186114 Ptb, 18648-Pdl, 18648-Ptb, 18648-Ptl, | |
| 18648Ptb, 18672-Pdl, 18672-Ptl, 18691-Ptb, 18699-Ptb, | |
| 18699-Ptl, 18699Buc, 18699Ptb, 18Sc39R, 6151, Dch-Bs-27L, | |
| Dch-Bs-27R, Dch-Bs-58L, Dch-Ec-68R, Dch-Fs-48L, | |
| Dch-Rb-45-38, Dch-Rb-45-40, Dch-Res-48 L, Dch-Res-48R, | |
| Dch-Sc-55R, Dch-Scs-33L, Dch-Scs-33R, Dch-Sn-55R, | |
| Dch-Tf-55L, Dch-Tf-55R, Dch-Ucr-75L, Dch-Ucr-75R, F15Mc48D, | |
| F15Mc48N, F15Mc72D, F15Mc72N, F15Mr48D, F15Mr48N, F15Mr72D, | |
| F15Mr72N, F15Pc48D, F15Pc48N, F15Pc72D, F15Pc72N, F15Pr48D, | |
| F15Pr48N, F15Pr72D, F15Pr72N, F15Sc48D, F15Sc48N, F15Sc72D, | |
| F15Sc72N, F15Sr48D, F15Sr48N, F15Sr72D, F15Sr72N, F17C110, | |
| F17C52, F17C60, F17C68, F17C78, F17C87, F17C95, F17R102, | |
| F17R44, F17R52, F17R60, F17R70, F17R79, F17R87, F18Dc60, | |
| F18Dc68, F18Dc82, F18Dc91, F18Dc99, F18Dr44, F18Dr52, |
Description
More Information:
Step1: Disconnect the power and empty the refrigerator for safety.
Step2: Remove the old evaporator coil carefully from its mounting.
Step3: Clean surrounding areas and inspect for damage or debris.
Step4: Position the new evaporator coil into the mounting bracket.
Step5: Connect the refrigerant lines and secure fittings properly.
Step6: Restore power and test the cooling function for proper operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Delfield 3516095 Evaporator Coil?
Regularly clean the coil to remove dust, debris, and frost buildup. Inspect for bent fins or corrosion that can reduce cooling efficiency. Ensure proper airflow around the coil to maintain consistent refrigerator temperature. Always disconnect power before performing maintenance.
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What are common issues with the Delfield 3516095 Evaporator Coil?
- Reduced cooling performance.
- Frost or ice buildup on the coil.
- Bent or damaged fins restricting airflow.
- Leaks or corrosion in the coil tubing.