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Nope, You Can not. Compressors for freezers are different and if it set up as an fridge, you will not have enough defrost (on freezers there are heaters)
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Multiple reasons. Is it turned on & set. Is the fan inside & out turning fast. Is there frost on a line at the compressor Is the compressor outside cabinet s/b hot & vibrating continually. Is the condenser (attached to compressor with radiator) warm/hot & not plugged with lint etc between the fins. ?????
You should check the condenser to see that it is clean. Is the compressor running? If you have a leak, putting in gas wont help. You need to look for oil on the components around the compressor, inside the cooling coil housing. Hope this helps good luck.
Normally thermal overloads have a button like appearance on the compressor. Designed to open circuit when temp has caused distortion to the bi-metal contacts. Upon cooling will close again. Disconnect power before checking continunity on the overload terminals.
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On commercial coolers, the fans are designed to run 24/7 to prevent the coils from freezing up. If the unit only runs 4 times a day, it will not maintain proper temps. Domestic units utilize the freezer compartment air to keep the refrigerator section at temp. Totally different set ups. I wouldn't do what you are suggesting with a commercial unit.
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