The set up is a walk-in ref and freezer sharring a common wall. You walk through the ref to get to the freezer. The common wall is the door wall. On one side of the common wall away from the door is a round spot that just seems to frost on the wall for no reason. If you chip the frost off it grows back slowly but it grows back. This spot is away from the outer wall but is located on a seam where the panels are locked together. it's just odd.
So even though both sides are "cold" we can still get frost like on a freezer door that has a broken door heater. Seems logical to me. I've just never seen that.
So even though both sides are "cold" we can still get frost like on a freezer door that has a broken door heater. Seems logical to me. I've just never seen that.
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You're going to get frost wherever moisture laden air infiltrates the walk-in freezer box - whether that be through a door seal, a poorly mated panel seam, lack of insulation, or a hole.
It is what it is.....unfortunately.
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Sounds like the relief port was missed here. Do you have a heated port on the freezer wall? This would explain the frost, 3" heated vent for barometric relief should be located on that wall near the door.
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