Master-Bilt Cooler Parts

Master Bilt coolers are a type of commercial refrigeration equipment produced by Master Bilt. It stores perishable items at a controlled temperature and can be used in various industries, such as food service, hospitality, and retail. Some common types of Master-Bilt coolers include walk-in coolers, reach-in refrigerators, and bar coolers.

Master Bilt provides an incredible variety of back bar coolers, beer coolers, and bottle coolers. Their coolers keep every item on your beverage menu at the proper serving temperature ‌of the day. The greatest places to use Master Bilt coolers are large bars and restaurants. Master Bits cooler parts help to serve premium beverages because their coolers come in one of the best commercial cooler series and high-quality.

 The vinyl exterior of these coolers makes it simple to integrate them into and improve the look of your front kitchen. Master Bilt cooler parts improve your cooler performance. That's why their coolers provide the best cooling experience for any type of restaurant.

PartsFe is pleased to be an authorized Master-Bilt cooler parts supplier. Are you looking for high-performance with less maintenance cost freezers, coolers, or refrigerators? Then Master-Bilt is the correct choice. Master-Bilt parts also come with the highest quality under reasonable prices at PartsFe. 

FAQs

How should a Master-Bilt walk-in cooler be serviced?

• Condensing coils should be cleaned twice a year.
• The evaporator coil should be cleaned and sanitized twice a year.
• Drain lines must be cleaned once a year.
• Once a year, you should clean and oil the gaskets on your walk-in closet doors.

What happens if Master-Bilt cooler beer lines aren't cleaned?

If the system is not kept up, beer stones will accumulate inside the beer tubing and finally flake off. The taste may suffer from high levels of beer stone. These flakes are frequently grayish or brown in hue.

How long will a Master-Bilt beverage cooler take to become cold?

Chilling time is entirely dependent on your freezer's cooling capacity and the amount of volume you wish to cool at once. Usually, it takes a freezer 24 hours to cool.

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