U-Line CO29F repair
21-inch ADA ice maker and refrigerator combo, ADA Series. Service for this model across Tampa Bay.
- Model
- CO29F
- Type
- 21-inch ADA ice maker and refrigerator combo
- Series
- ADA Series
- Years
- ADA
- Brand
- U-Line
About the CO29F
Low enough for accessible kitchens, offices and clinics, the CO29F pairs an ice maker with a refrigerator in a 21-inch ADA cabinet. It comes in B and W variants and runs on electricity.
A cabinet this low leaves little room for the drain, so on a CO29F we trace and re-slope the line first, because water from the ice bin runs out slowly when it sags or gathers film. We also test the door effort, which rises as hardware wears, and then confirm that the ice side runs independently of the refrigerator. Pricing is written first.
What we check on a CO29F visit
- Drain slope, when meltwater clears slowly
- Door effort, when hardware has worn
- Ice side alone, when the refrigerator keeps running
Key features
- ADA cabinet, 21 inches wide, with ice maker and refrigerator
- Part of the ADA series
- B and W variants
- Electric-powered
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.
U-Line ice machine codes
Codes listed for U-Line ice machines. Which ones a unit can show depends on its control generation, so we confirm by the full model number.
Other U-Line ice machine models
Modular 3000 Series3018CLR18-inch Modular clear ice machineModular 3000 Series3045CLRWide Modular clear ice machineADA SeriesACP11515-inch ADA clear ice machineADA SeriesACR01414-inch ADA crescent ice makerADA SeriesACR01515-inch ADA crescent ice makerADA SeriesACR11515-inch ADA crescent ice makerIce MachineADA15IMOlder 15-inch ADA ice makerADA SeriesANB11515-inch ADA nugget ice machineCO29F questions
Why does the CO29F drain slowly?
The low cabinet gives the line very little height to fall. A sag or a film of residue slows the flow, so we re-slope and clean it.
Why is the door on my CO29F getting heavier?
Hinges, the gasket and the latch all wear. Together they raise the effort needed to open the door, which matters in an ADA setting, so we test each one.