U-Line CO29 Legacy Combo Repair
The CO29 pairs an ice maker with a refrigerator in a legacy cabinet, and the code tells the story: 29 for the cabinet, CO for combo. It goes under a counter in a bar, basement or kitchen and has been running a long time.
Its ice side relies on a water inlet valve that wears and drips, pooling water in the base. Its refrigerated side relies on the same condenser as the ice section, so when dust blocks the coil, cooling suffers on both sides.
We test the sections one at a time. The ice side gets valve, mold and harvest checks, and the refrigerator side gets a temperature and gasket check. A clean condenser comes first because it helps both. Written pricing comes before work, with a 30-day warranty.
No. The two sections fail separately. We test the valve, mold and harvest parts on the ice side and leave the working refrigerator alone, so you pay only for the repair needed.
The inlet valve is dripping. We test it for a full shut-off and replace it if it passes water, then dry the base and run a cycle to confirm it stays dry.
Yes. It serves both sections, and a clean coil helps each. We vacuum it at every visit and check the airflow, so neither the ice nor the refrigerated side runs hotter than it should.
Book in about a minute, or call the desk. Same-day windows inside the Loop on most days, next-day across the rest of Houston.
