Liebherr configures certain reach-in and glass-door freezers specifically for ice-cream merchandising, using storage-program settings — P12, P13, or P14 — to switch between temperature ranges suited to long-term frozen storage versus a softer, scoopable consistency for service.
The most distinctive complaint on this configuration is the storage program set to the wrong range for what’s actually being done with the case — scooping product that’s set to a long-term storage program will feel too hard, for instance. A Sensor Check alarm on the product sensor, and a defrost symbol persisting on the display well after the cycle should have finished, round out the common calls.
Key Features
- Commercial reach-in or glass-door freezer configured for ice-cream merchandising
- Liebherr’s own storage-program settings (P12/P13/P14) for frozen food, ice cream, and scooping temperature ranges
- Same F-series electronic control and alarm platform as the rest of Liebherr’s commercial freezer line
Most Common Issues on This Model
Storage program (P12/P13/P14) set to the wrong range for scooping versus long-term frozen storage
Sensor Check alarm on the product sensor
Defrost symbol persisting on the display well after a defrost cycle should have finished