Taylor Freezer X83427SER2 Slush Door

SKU: X83427SER2 Brand:
Taylor Freezer
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C$ 1,315.08
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Freezer Slush Door
Color Clear
Height 6-1/4"
Inside Diameter 1-3/32"
Outside Diameter 1/4", 6 mm
Outside Diameter 1-1/2"
Screw Centers 4-11/16"
Thickness 7/16"
Weight 1.094 Lb
Width 6-1/4"
Models Used In
Taylor 430

Description

The Taylor Freezer X83427SER2 Slush Door is a replacement access panel to fit into compatible commercial refrigerators to cover and seal the product dispensing area. It offers a shield between the refrigerated drink section and the outside world, keeps the inside temperatures steady and allows operators to access and close it to service and clean it. This door is mounted on the front of the dispense section of the freezer and is part of the enclosure system of the machine and is typically utilized in restaurants, convenience stores and foodservice operations to assist in maintaining a consistent storage and service of slush products.

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Step1: Power off the appliance and unplug it to prevent electric shock.

Step2: Remove the old door by loosening the screws or clips holding it in place.

Step3: Align the new slush door with the hinge slots on the appliance.

Step4: Secure with screws or clips, ensuring it fits snugly and seals properly.

Step5: Test the door for smooth opening and closing before plugging the unit back in.

Step6: Clean around edges to maintain cleaning and proper sealing.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Taylor Freezer X83427SER2 Slush Door?

    Clean the door and glass to remove residue. Check hinges and latches for smooth movement and proper alignment to maintain efficient cold retention and accurate sealing.

  • What are common issues with the Taylor Freezer X83427SER2 Slush Door?

    • Air leaks reducing cooling efficiency.
    • Cracked or warped glass.
    • Loose or misaligned hinges.
    • Difficulty closing or latching door.
    • Gasket damage causing frost buildup.