With channeled floor after washout? More particularly, immediately prior to needing to pre-cool to -10 for next load? Or, just wash it out, set at -10 and head to the shipper?
My thought is to run continuous at around 35 doors closed but was wondering how long that might take to dry out [mostly]
Ever run into a shipper that would not load because was wet or frozen water inside?
What's The Fastest Way To Dry Out Reefer ..
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80 continuous with the little door open. Good luck with the -10.
The idea is that warmer air can hold more moisture. Which dries the trailer when the moist air is pushed out the little door.
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Make sure drain holes are completely clear......close doors...set temp and ride....done it for years....no issues.....but I always step down to temp...unit doesn't work as hard and when it's damp inside....evap has to work harder and she'll kick into defrost more often....delayin your coolin process....my alternative is to disconnect the hi speed circuit in this scenario.....
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