A friend of mine Have an old 1989 Thermoking SBII with a lot of hours and havent started it in a 2 years. He used it to pull produce back in 2011 and then He parked it an started pulling Step deck, but anyway He put a battery in it and it started right up. He let it run for maybe 4 hours the other day an the temp didnt even decrease a bit...Could it Be That The system needs to be charged wtih Refrigerant or What???
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Reefer Trailer NOT COOLING
Discussion in 'Refrigerated Trucking Forum' started by 20/20, Jun 19, 2013.
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Possibly. Don't forget it's also over 20 years old and hasn't run. 24 years is extremely old for a trailer. There could be a few things wrong.
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Sitting that long? Check for birds or rat nests in the ducts.
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sounds like it needs Freon or what ever they use
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Thanks ....He bought it back in 2011, there was a compressor put on it back in 2009 and he has all the paperwork showing that the job was done. He is taking it to a mechanic today to get the system charged...
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LOL the trailer has been running it only sat for 2 years
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My money is on a slow refrigerant leak. Should be an easy fix.
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Update: Thanks Guys, had the system charged and its running like a champ
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My cheap boss bought an old 98 Jim Palmer Wabash and it didn t cool either. Well after 7 hrs at Thermo King and 1531.47 later, it too cooled like a new reefer
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He paid 375.00 to have it the system charged and a small leak fixed
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