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U-Line CO29 repair

Legacy ice maker and refrigerator combo. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.

U-Line ice maker repair in Tampa Bay
Model
CO29
Type
Legacy ice maker and refrigerator combo
Years
Legacy model
Brand
U-Line

About the CO29

In the CO29 code, 29 refers to the cabinet and CO to combo. This legacy unit combines ice making and refrigeration in one body, usually installed in a bar, basement or kitchen, and in many homes has been running a long time.

The ice side of a CO29 depends on an inlet valve that wears and starts dripping, leaving water in the base, so that is our first stop. The refrigerated side shares the condenser, which we vacuum because dust drags down cooling in both sections. We then test the harvest cycle. The price is written before any work.

What we check on a CO29 visit

  • Inlet valve, when water pools in the base
  • Shared condenser, when both sections cool poorly
  • Harvest cycle on the ice side

Key features

  • Combination of ice maker and refrigerator in a legacy cabinet
  • Numbered in the legacy scheme: 29 cabinet, CO combo
  • Harvest-cycle ice beside refrigerated storage
  • Built in beneath the counter

The model number is on the serial label: inside the cabinet near the top, on the side wall or behind the front grille. We are an independent repair company, not affiliated with U-Line Corporation.

FAQ

CO29 questions

Why is there water in the bottom of my CO29?

An inlet valve that has worn can drip water into the mold area, and it pools below. We test the valve shutoff and replace it if it seeps.

Does a dusty condenser really affect both sections?

Yes, because one condenser serves the whole cabinet. When it cannot shed heat, ice slows and the refrigerator warms, so cleaning it is our first step.

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