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At my store we have been having trouble with moisture accumulating on the ceiling of the reach-in coolers. We have delt with this by "squeegeeing" the moisture into a bucket and dumping it into a sink so it stops dripping all over the product below. There is so much dripping that, if left unkempt, it damages product packaging. Service techs say coolers are working fine.
I believe this is caused by product blocking the lower air-curtain vents. I found a single barrier to stop the product from covering them but nobody knows what it is called or what the order number would be on SAPP (no info stamped on it.)
The single barrier seems to have helped the 4-foot section it was placed in but the moisture is overtaking it from the side (was placed next to a wall.) I can't tell without a few more of it actually helped.
Does anyone know what this is? If you know of something else I am open to other suggestions for barriers to be placed in front of product on the bottom of reach-in coolers.
I believe this is caused by product blocking the lower air-curtain vents. I found a single barrier to stop the product from covering them but nobody knows what it is called or what the order number would be on SAPP (no info stamped on it.)
The single barrier seems to have helped the 4-foot section it was placed in but the moisture is overtaking it from the side (was placed next to a wall.) I can't tell without a few more of it actually helped.
Does anyone know what this is? If you know of something else I am open to other suggestions for barriers to be placed in front of product on the bottom of reach-in coolers.

