True built its name on commercial refrigeration, and its residential line carries that heavy-duty forced-air design into luxury kitchens. That means strong, even cooling and a condenser that works hard, so the maintenance centers on keeping that cooling system clean and the glass doors sealing. Do that and a True holds its temperature and its zones for years.
The Units This Covers
True Residential 24-, 36-, and 48-inch refrigerators and refrigerator-freezer columns, glass-door models, and True wine cabinets and beverage centers.
The Maintenance List
- Vacuum the condenser on schedule; True's forced-air system moves a lot of air and collects Boulder dust and pollen.
- Inspect the door gaskets, especially on glass-door and wine models where a good seal keeps humidity and temperature stable.
- Keep interior airflow clear so a column or wine cabinet holds even temperature top to bottom.
- Change the water filter on ice-maker models and keep the bin and drain clear.
- On wine cabinets, keep the interior clean and the door seal tight so zones hold.
| Task | How Often | Protects |
|---|---|---|
| Vacuum condenser | 2-3x per year | Even cooling, compressor life |
| Inspect gaskets | Twice a year | Temperature and humidity control |
| Clear interior vents | Ongoing | Even zone temperatures |
| Water filter change | 6-12 months | Ice fill, valve life |
When to Call
A True that warms, a wine cabinet that drifts off its set point, or a unit that runs constantly needs a technician. See our not-cooling guide and wine temperature guide.
True Refrigeration Warming Up?
Book a diagnosis. Diagnostic and travel fees, if applicable, are confirmed before the appointment and before repair approval.