Federal Industries SSRC and ESSRC Self-Service Display Cases
Current line. 20 model numbers in this series.
Model numbers in this series
Find yours on the data plate. Letters after the base number usually mark the voltage, finish or door and do not change the repair.
- SSRC2452
- SSRC3652
- SSRC5052
- SSRC5952
- SSRC7752
- SSRC2452R
- SSRC3652R
- SSRC5052R
- SSRC5952R
- SSRC7752R
- ESSRC3652
- ESSRC5052
- ESSRC5952
- ESSRC7752
- ERSSC5052
- ERSSC5052R
- ERSSC5952
- ERSSC5952R
- ERSSC7752
- ERSSC7752R
Repairs this series usually needs
- E0 air probe and E1 defrost probe alarms
- EE and EF parameter reading errors
- Frost on the evaporator when defrost ends wrongly
- Warm case from a dirty condenser or blocked airflow
- Case run above its design conditions
The SSRC and ESSRC cases are the self-service grab-and-go merchandisers found in delis, convenience stores and cafeterias. Model numbers include SSRC2452, SSRC5052, SSRC7752, their R remote versions, ESSRC3652 and the ERSSC series. A Carel electronic control watches two probes: one for case air and one on the evaporator coil.
The maker designs these cases for a store environment of no more than 75 F and 55 percent humidity. E0 and E1 are probe errors, and EE and EF are parameter reading errors.
We check the condenser and airflow, shelf loading and defrost, then the probes and the control. We give a written price first.
About this series
- Refrigerated self-service display merchandisers
- Self-contained with R404A (25 to 36 ounces by model) or remote with R449
- Carel electronic control with an air probe and an evaporator coil probe
- Three defrosts a day, about every eight hours, plus on-demand defrost
- Designed for stores at 75 F and 55 percent humidity at most
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What store conditions does the case expect?
The maker designs the case for ambient air of 75 F and 55 percent relative humidity at most. A hotter, more humid store lowers performance, so air conditioning matters.
How does the case defrost?
It defrosts three times a day, about every eight hours, and also runs an on-demand defrost. The coil probe tells the control when the coil has warmed enough.
What if the case shows E0 or E1?
Those are probe errors. Mute the alarm with the wrench button, check temperatures with a thermometer, and call us to test the probe and its wiring.
Book repair for your Federal Industries SSRC and ESSRC Self-Service Display Cases
Tell us the maker, the model number from the data plate and what the unit is doing. We confirm a three-hour arrival window and give you a written price before any work starts.