Help Need Isotherm Spare parts

[H/V Vega]

Good day

Can anyone tell me where in South East Asia I can get spare parts for Isotherm built ins? I hve three of the things and all need something or the other so guess its about time to find the parts and fix the monsters.

[GordMay]

ISOTHERM doesn’t list any Dealers or Distributers in SE Asia
Isotherm

So perhaps you should contact:

Indel Webasto Marine USA Inc (Isoterm)
3400 Gateway Drive, Unit # 107, Pompano Beach, FL - 33069
Phone (954) 984-8448
Fax (954) 979-2533
Email info@indelwebastomarineusa.com

[H/V Vega]

Hummm! Thanks for that but it is starting to look like I will need some serious advice from a cooling guru. Those parts are mostly off the shelf stuff that they assemble in Italy ( China more likely) tripple the price and send on to us. Fine fair is fair for business I guess but ... I need replacement parts and getting them from the States through the %#&$%#)@* customs here would be a nightmare. I wonder if some kind hearted freezer guru could help me source the generic parts needed to replace the faulty ones I have. I managed to source the compressor I needed from Danfoss here locally at less than 1/3 the cost of Isotherm. It is the same exact compressor with exactly the same control unit. I still need an air cooled condensor unit.

Any ideas will be appreciated for sure

[GordMay]

Originally Posted by H/V Vega

... I wonder if some kind hearted freezer guru could help me ...

Goto: KollmannMarine Boat Refrigeration Specialist

Richard Kollmann offers free information to the boat owner interested in installing or maintaining a boat refrigeration system.

[Pelagic]

I also have 4 units on my boat in Asia and have been successful getting the parts I need.

Useful contact is Benedetta Rinaldi [mailto:benedetta@indelmarine.com] of the parent company of Isotherm.

They will usually refer you to parts in Australia at Bob Littler

Contact Anthony Courtney [mailto:Anthony.Courtney@bla.com.au]


Odds are that the parts you need (including circuit boards and compressor) are made by Danfoss and you will get the parts much much cheaper if you contact a local Danfoss distributor in your area with your part numbers.

They may not have in stock and will need to order but base price is about 30 to 40% less than going via the marine suppliers


Good luck

[H/V Vega]

Thanks for the advice but after looking around and above all seeing the mega difference between buying direct from Danfos or going through Isotherm I would rather deal with Danfoss. Was looking at the condensor and can't seem to find any serial numbers. Anyone have ideas for that ? If I can beat that part Im home almost free and can use the local Danfoss supplier.