Randell RF COI107 Refrigerator Evaporator Coil 4" X 3.75" X 15.5"

SKU: RF COI107 1-RF-COI107 Brand:
Randell
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Specifications:

  • Evaporator Coil, 15-3/8" X 4" X 3-3/4"
  • Randell 2-2020F01, 52365Wprm-Cfa, 8148N, 8260N, 8268N,
  • 8383N, 8395, 8395N, 84111N, Ph120E2, Ph48Spa-L-R,
  • Ph48Spa-R-L, Ph66Spa-L-R, Ph66Spa-R-L

Description

The Randell RF COI107 Evaporator Coil 4" X 3.75" X 15.5" absorbs heat from circulating air by allowing refrigerant to evaporate within its internal tubing network. It operates as a low-pressure refrigerant passes through the coil, drawing thermal energy across the finned surface to support temperature reduction inside the cabinet. Positioned within the evaporator housing, the coil connects to the inlet and outlet refrigerant lines for integrated system operation. Its compact dimensions support efficient heat exchange, structured airflow contact, and consistent cooling performance.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 6.75 lbs
  • Length: 4 in
  • Height: 18 in
  • Width: 4 in

RANDELL:

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Step1: Switch off power and disconnect unit at main breaker panel before servicing.

Step2: Remove access panel carefully using proper tools and screws.

Step3: Recover refrigerant safely using certified and Clear approved equipment

Step4: Detach old evaporator coil and tubing connections carefully.

Step5: Position new evaporator coil securely in housing assembly.

Step6: Reconnect refrigerant lines and electrical connections properly and tighten fittings.

Step7: Test for leaks, restore power, and check cooling performance carefully.

  • What maintenance is required for the Randell RF COI107 Evaporator Coil?

    Clean the coil regularly to remove dust, grease, and debris that restrict airflow. Inspect fins for bending or damage and straighten if needed. Ensure proper drainage to prevent water buildup and ice formation. Use approved cleaners and follow safe refrigeration servicing precautions during inspection.

  • What are common issues with the Randell RF COI107 Evaporator Coil?

    • Coil icing due to airflow restriction.
    • Reduced cooling performance from dirty fins.
    • Refrigerant leaks causing poor heat exchange.
    • Corrosion on coil surfaces.
    • Drainage blockages leading to water buildup.

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  • High Efficiency
    Lynda Adams —

    Quick to cool, maintains perfect temperature balance

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