G20010

Overview

The Traulsen G20010 is a G-Series, two-section reach-in refrigerator with two solid doors. Its 46.02 cu. ft. capacity and full-height cabinet provide storage for ingredients and prepared items in busy restaurant, institutional foodservice and other commercial kitchen operations. The doors are left- and right-hinged, and the unit has a top-mounted, self-contained refrigeration system.

Capacity figures are reported differently in the supplied sources: the product listing gives 46.02 cu. ft., while the general two-section cabinet table in the service manual gives 44 cu. ft. net capacity. Confirm usable storage requirements against the equipment documentation and your own storage needs.

Key Features

• Airflow protection: The unit includes a Loadsure Guard.
• Temperature display and control: The microprocessor control has a three-digit LED display, supports Fahrenheit or Celsius display and allows the operator to set the temperature for the operation.
• Refrigeration system: The self-contained system is top-mounted, and the front-facing condenser is accessible for maintenance.
• Listings and certifications: Product sources identify NSF and ULC marks for this model.

Specifications

• Model: Traulsen G20010, G-Series, two-section reach-in refrigerator
• Access: Two solid doors, left/right hinged
• Exterior dimensions: 52-1/8 inches wide × 35 inches deep × 83-7/16 inches high, as listed for this model
• General two-section cabinet height: The service manual table gives 83-3/8 inches on six-inch casters; consult the model-specific product documentation when confirming fit.
• Weight: 450 lb.
• Listed capacity: 46.02 cu. ft.; the service manual's general two-section table lists 44 cu. ft. net capacity.
• Electrical information: Product sources report 115 V/60 Hz/1 phase and a NEMA 5-15P plug; another product listing reports 120 V. The listed current is 7.4 A and the listed wattage is 888 W. Confirm the required supply from the unit's serial tag before connection.
• Interior: Load-Sure guard
• Warranty: Consult the warranty document for terms and conditions.

Installation & Requirements

Use the unit's serial tag to confirm its voltage and electrical requirements before connecting it. The product listings identify a cord and NEMA 5-15P plug, but report the voltage as either 115 V or 120 V. The service manual calls for a dedicated 20-amp circuit, wiring sized for the indicated load and a properly grounded outlet. It says not to remove the round grounding prong or use an extension cord, and directs that electrical connections comply with local codes and be made by qualified electricians. Have the serial tag and model number available if you need to confirm the correct supply.

For condensing-unit airflow, the service manual specifies at least 12 inches of clearance above the condensing unit or unrestricted airflow at the back of the cabinet. It also notes that 12 inches of overhead clearance is needed for certain maintenance tasks. The product listing identifies the condensing system as top-mounted.

The G-Series manual locates the ON/OFF toggle switch on top of the unit, beside the evaporator housing, and says it ships in the ON position. Follow the instructions supplied with the unit for any additional assembly or fitting work.

Operation

Its microprocessor control supports temperature changes and shows the cabinet temperature on a three-digit LED display; the display can be set to Fahrenheit or Celsius. The product information says the operator can set the temperature for the operation. Use the G20010 manual linked with the product documentation for the correct controls and settings for the unit in hand.

The supplied G-Series operation manual describes refrigerators as circulating above-freezing cabinet air through the coil. It says refrigerator models use an automatic off-cycle defrost during normal operation and that the control displays “dEF” during that cycle. The manual says this refrigerator defrost is time- or temperature-terminated and generally lasts three to ten minutes. That display indicates a defrost cycle in the described control system; it is not identified as a fault code.

The G-Series manual says the doors can stay open at 120 degrees to support stocking and cabinet cleaning. The broader G-Series manual says the self-closing feature operates up to 90 degrees and that the door must open at least 90 degrees to make use of the maximum clear door width.

Cleaning & Maintenance

The operation manual identifies regular condenser cleaning as important to reliable service and efficient operation. Before cleaning any unit parts, disconnect the electrical supply. For access, the manual instructs the operator to remove the two screws at the bottom of the front louver assembly, then pivot the panel upward to reach the front-facing condenser.

For the stainless-steel exterior, the manuals recommend warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth. Wipe in the direction of the metal grain. Do not use strong detergents, gritty or abrasive cleaners, or cleansers containing chlorine; the manual warns that chlorine can promote corrosion. The supplied service manual's gasket procedure calls for inspection every three months: open the doors, check the gasket for tears, dirt, mould or wear, and clean it with mild soap and water. It says not to use cleaners containing chlorine or chlorides and to replace the gasket as needed.

Troubleshooting

The supplied G-Series operation manual offers these initial checks for refrigeration issues:

• The condensing unit does not start: Check whether the cord and plug are disconnected and check the control temperature setting.
• The condensing unit runs for a long time or continuously: Check that the doors close properly; inspect and clean a dirty condenser or filter; and consider whether the evaporator coil is iced. The manual refers operators to the manual-defrost instructions for an iced coil. It advises calling service for a refrigerant shortage.
• The food compartment is too warm: Check that doors and gaskets seal properly. A large addition of warm food or a door left open for a long time can require recovery time. The manual also identifies a control setting that is too high and a dirty condensing coil as checks.

The G-Series manual says refrigerators normally defrost automatically; the G20010 product listing describes a microprocessor control. For control-specific instructions or unresolved refrigeration problems, use the G20010 documentation and contact a qualified service provider. Do not infer a fault from “dEF” alone: in the supplied operation manual, that display is associated with defrost.

Applications

The two-section layout and solid doors make the G20010 a practical fit for commercial kitchens that need refrigerated ingredient storage near prep or service areas. Its shelves, interior lighting and two-door access support organization and routine retrieval in restaurant kitchens and institutional foodservice operations.