We have a Grunert
refrigeration system. It runs both the fridge and the
freezer (split system, they are 10 feet apart). On the
freezer system, the cold plate is in the freezer section (duh), but the expansion valve and
plumbing are above the freezer section, actually in the base of a small cabinet above the freezer. There is (was?) a cover over it, with foam under it. However, when the freezer gets cold, this section also freezes up, and we get heavy condensate in that cabinet AND it's affecting the counter as well. Here's a
photo of it from within the cabinet:
This space had some
shipping popcorn it, which was saturated with
water and frozen over. Any thoughts as to how this should have been done, or what to do to correct the problem?
Freezer section is to the right and down, from this
photo.
Thanks,