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My theory is that the pounds to inches regulator failed and leaked gas out the vent which then got pulled into the combustion air inlet louvers igniting the gas.

What I didn’t think of but I do...

This happened on one of the restaurants we service. The last PM was performed in May and they cancelled the last two that we had on our schedule.

Looking at these photos I have a theory on what...

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I sat through the webinar yesterday also. They look okay. I heard they are assembled in Mexico.

Bumping again...

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I think that was a very good response from CFESA. They do not dictate anything to the member companies.

Being involved in CFESA strengthens our position as service companies. The manufactures...

The hood design on Captive Aire I like better than their MAU units.

I just got back from the CFESA conference in Orlando. It was my first one and it was pretty good. We also attended the NAFEM show for one day. The company I work for has been a member for a number...

The food is put into 2" deep hotel pans. I knew right away I wouldn't be able to figure this one out myself. Thanks for the input guys. I will let you know what happens.

We have a customer who wants to convert a walk in box into a blast chiller. He wants to load approx 900lbs of rice, beans, green chile sauce, and red chile sauce at a time. The starting temp is 160...

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I have never attended any of their training, but I have passed all of the tests. I would say the work is dirty, but I do enjoy it.

I would stick with what the manufacturer sells. That hood has a UL listing. I don't think NM goes by that code.

I am familiar with that unit. Hatco Flav-r-Savor. I have seen the hose between the place you fill and the actual water reservoir leak on either end. I would also see if the water could be coming...

Agreed

I'll believe it when I see it. I love and hate Apple.

I have lost very few tools since I got mine. I'm sure it's paid for itself by now. Not to mention always knowing I have everything I need to complete a job.

+1 for Google Voice. It works pretty well.

The hoods should be turned on when the equipment is started for the day. What exactly are you trying to accomplish?

I'm glad I read this whole thread without opening any links. :angel:

I agree with the family only approach. I have done a few things for FRIENDS, but if they send anyone else to me I say no.

The unit should shut down 7-10 seconds after coming into contact with ice. Probably losing it's charge or it may just need to be adjusted.

Beef and Bean chili.
Carne Adovada.

Those are my two favorites.

I can't wait to see what the ipad second generation looks like. I have been holding back getting one to see what features they add.

Fyi parts town has an android and an iphone mobile app. I have the android version, and it works pretty well.

Anyone else going to be there?

The company I work for is in desperate need of some type of solution for viewing electronic manuals and parts breakdowns. I was leaning toward a tablet computer of some type. I want to start with a...

Thanks for the heads up. I'm loving my OG Motorola Droid. FYI Parts Town also has a mobile app for food equipment manuals. Click market://search?q=pname:com.partstown.web for the android one. ...

They will both work. You just have to set the thermostat up to sense the correct ohm range that corresponds to the sensor you choose.

Rare = 125-130f

If I tell the motor shop to use a better bearing you think that will help? Most of the problems I've had with rebuilt motors seem to be more electrical than mechanical.

Thanks for the suggestions. I will check both out.

I have personally gone through the motor shop option. It seems like they always fail again within 6 months. I would recommend an OEM replacement motor. I would also recommend buying the...

Kold Draft came to our shop to give a short service seminar. The big cubes are cool looking. There aren't very many in town though.

Does anyone have any recommendations for software to help with training our apprentices? We need some simulations. I really appreciate any help.

Parapet wall creating downdraft perhaps?

try to use Parts Town. http://www.partstown.com/

If not sign up for EMWeb. http://www.4emweb.com/ http://www.4emweb.com/new/guestnew.asp

I thought some people on this forum may be interested.

CFESA for those who aren't familiar is Commercial Food Equipment Service Association. Here is a link to their website http://www.cfesa.com/
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possible suction line thermistor problem?

+1 for using soap of some kind. This is the best hint I ever got.

Intermittent ice machines can really be a pain in the butt. It becomes a process of elimination.

If the wash arms are not rotating properly and just sitting there spraying water in one place this could happen. I would suggest checking the wash arm bearings and make sure the end plugs are in...

If you suspect hot water getting into machine you can place some petroleum jelly on the inlet pipe. If it melts, you know what is going on. I thought high evap temp would cause a beep of some sort...

Nice work!

I had no idea that dog pee was that corrosive! I wonder the animal's diet affects how corrosive the pee is.

Give us the model number and tell us what the problem is.