20 Most Recent Turbo Air MSR-49NM Refrigerator Commercial Questions & Answers

Isn't 37 ok? Check the condenser is clear and clean before replacing thermostat

SK1A1C-L2W compressor is 1/3 HP, 134 A, 1300 BTU for freezer, 4000 on a refrigerator application.

This is popular problem with thermostat. Thermostat is the switch that should stop the compressor and evaporator fan when the required temperature reached. No the thermostat switch contacts are stuck on and leave the compressor and evaporator fan running continually. So to solve the problem you need to replace the thermostat. The thermostat is the exterior digital with temperature indication.

This unit uses a 1/2HP compressor. 12,000 BTU's to a horsepower, therefore it has 6,00 BTU's

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There is a stile heater around the door opening and sounds like it shorted out. This would be the smell you noticed. The plastic door trim should have felt exceptionally warm to the touch

http://turboairinc.com/TB-Service/Service%20Manual%20%20-%20April%202008/TSF-49SD.pdf
check out this manual and see if your answer is there.

http://turboairinc.com/TB-Service/Service%20Manual%20%20-%20April%202008/MSR-49NM.pdf
check out this manual. It has instructions on your unit.

This problem can be corrected by adjusting the hinges.

I think the best thing fir you to do is to call a technician to come check it out for you so you don’t worsen things

Clean the drain pipe.

Thermostat. An incorrectly adjusted thermostat can cause the freezer's compressor to start and kick off. ... The inside temperature of the freezer determines when the thermostat sends the signal to power the compressor. Set the thermostat to a lower setting to see if the compressor starts and then stays on.

If it is a freezer, it should reach at least 0 degrees before turning off. I sounds like a thermostat issue. I would look at that first since it is set on it's highest setting and not shutting down. Thanks

unplug unit noises like that is a short in the electrical as to cause need to open and examine and test