Shelves & Racks

To adjust commercial refrigerator shelves, first, remove any items on the shelf. Then, find the shelf clips or hooks on the sides of the refrigerator's interior. These are what holds the shelf up. Carefully lift the shelf up and out of the clips, adjust it to the desired height and secure it back into the clips. Always ensure the shelf is secure before putting items back on it.

Inserting shelves in commercial coolers starts with locating the shelf clips or brackets on the inside of your fridge. These will hold your shelf in place. Position the clips at the same level on both sides, then carefully slide the shelf into place, ensuring it's secure. Lastly, verify that the shelf is level before placing items on it.

Brackets in a commercial refrigerator are designed to securely hold your commercial refrigerator racks. These brackets have grooves or slots that align with the corners of your shelves. Simply position your brackets at the desired height, making sure they are level and aligned. Then, place the shelf onto the brackets, ensuring the corners of the shelf slide into the grooves or slots of the brackets.

Like installing commercial freezer shelves, inserting shelves in a commercial refrigerator involves positioning the shelf clips at the desired height, ensuring they align on both sides. Next, carefully slide the refrigerator wire shelves into the clips. Make sure the shelf is secure and level before placing items on it.

Commercial refrigerators consist of several parts, including the compressor, which is the heart of the cooling system. Other key components include the condenser and evaporator coils, the thermostat, the fans, and the defrost heater.