This refrigerator unit (10) for storing and serving salads and sandwiches includes an insulated cabinet (12) having a top wall (26) with a front portion (28) providing a cutting board (30) and a rear portion (32) carrying multiple rows of removable food product pans (36) extending into the cabinet. The unit includes a cover assembly (16) providing a fixed, foam-insulated hood (38) and a foam-insulated cover (40) pivoted to the hood for movement from a position enclosing the pan area to a position affording access to the pan area. The inside of the cabinet is provided with a forced air refrigeration system (70) which includes a fan (78) delivering air into a passage (94) which houses an evaporator coil (82) and has an upper end opening (98) for delivering cooled air onto and between the pans.
This refrigerator unit (10) for storing and serving salads and sandwiches includes an insulated cabinet (12) having a top wall (26) with a front portion (28) providing a cutting board (30) and a rear portion (32) carrying multiple rows of removable food product pans (36) extending into the cabinet. The unit includes a cover assembly (16) providing a fixed, foam-insulated hood (38) and a foam-insulated cover (40) pivoted to the hood for movement from a position enclosing the pan area to a position affording access to the pan area. The inside of the cabinet is provided with a forced air refrigeration system (70) which includes a fan (78) delivering air into a passage (94) which houses an evaporator coil (82) and has an upper end opening (98) for delivering cooled air onto and between the pans.
An improvement to a gravity feed dispenser (D) for container (C) having a guide assembly A. The dispenser includes spaced apart, longitudinally extending rails (34) and the improvement comprises a rectangular shaped overlay (3) of a low friction material. The overlay spans at least two rails and has an integrally formed channel (7) by which the overlay is attached to one of the rails to secure the overlay in place.
An improvement to a gravity feed dispenser (D) for containers (C) having a guide assembly (A). The dispenser (D) includes spaced apart, longitudinally extending rails (34) and the improvement comprises a rectangular shaped overlay (3) of a low friction material. The overlay spans at least two rails and has a pair of longitudinally extending fingers (7) having outwardly turned ends (11) by which the overlay is attached to the two rails in a snap-fitting relation to secure the overlay in place.
This cooler refrigeration system is for a cooler (10) having a storage compartment (12) including opposed side walls (16) an upper wall (18), a lower wall (20), and front and rear walls (22, 24) at least one of said front and rear walls (22, 24) providing an access door. The storage compartment (12) includes a circulation system (30) including a duct (32) disposed below the upper wall (18) providing an air inlet (34) in the midportion and air outlets (36) at the opposed end portions. The circulation system (30) provides two counter air flow paths A1, A2 by drawing air upwardly through the air inlets (34) by fans (40), cooling said air by directing the air outwardly across coils (38) disposed between each air inlet (34) and each air outlet (36) and directing said cooled air downwardly through each air outlet (36) and guiding the air along opposed side walls (16) to said lower wall (20) to be again drawn upwardly into the air inlet (34).
An improvement to a gravity feed dispenser (D) for containers (C) having a guide assembly (A). The dispenser (D) includes spaced apart, longitudinally extending rails (34) and the improvement comprises a rectangular shaped overlay (3) of a low friction material. The overlay spans at least two rails and has a pair of longitudinally extending fingers (7) having outwardly turned ends (11) by which the overlay is attached to the two rails in a snap-fitting relation to secure the overlay in place.
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