Cleaning Condenser Coils on an Outdoor Refrigerator   If your outdoor fridge doesn’t seem quite cool enough, it might be dirty condenser coils causing the issue. A layer of dust, dirt, grime, sand and grease will cause the system to overheat and not be as efficient at cooling as it should be. Worse case scenario,…

Why is my outdoor refrigerator not cooling? It’s the day before the big game and you are checking your outdoor refrigerator for supplies and you find that the fridge is not getting cold. Before you make an emergency service call, you can check these 11 reasons why your outdoor fridge  or wine cooler may not…

Size Matters When it Comes to Outdoor Refrigerator Dimensions When building an outdoor kitchen and selecting an outdoor refrigerator, size is one of the most important considerations you will have to deal with. Unlike indoor kitchens where you have to decide between upper and bottom freezers, wall ovens or freestanding ovens, and fridges with an…

Guide to Outdoor Kegerators Do you want your outdoor kitchen to be the gathering place for all your friends and family on game day?  If so, then a kegerator should be part of your outdoor kitchen building plans.   Hands down, the lure of cold beer on draft will make yours the envy of the neighborhood. …

Winterizing an Outdoor Refrigerator As the leaves change color and the weather cools, we’re reminded to get ready for the changes ahead. Whether you’re ahead of the curve and have already started preparing your home for the winter months or you’re just getting started, Fall is the best time to get your outdoor kitchen ready…

Outdoor refrigerators are powered by two different methods. Cold plate refrigeration and forced air refrigeration. Forced Air Refrigeration Forced air refrigeration lowers the temperature of the product more quickly and keeps it there. A fan pushes cold air into the cabinet in a forced air system. Although it delivers more uniform temperature dispersion, the unit’s…