The leakage of fluorine in the evaporator of flake ice machine is usually caused by the following reasons:

Installation issue: If the installation process is not strictly carried out according to the specifications, it may result in poor sealing of the connection parts, leading to fluorine leakage.

Material defects: The material of the evaporator or its connecting pipes may have defects, such as cracks or sand holes, which can cause refrigerant leakage.

Corrosion and wear: After prolonged use, the metal surfaces inside the evaporator may be corroded or mechanically worn, forming tiny holes and causing refrigerant leakage.

Mechanical damage: External physical factors such as collisions, vibrations, etc. may also damage the evaporator and its connecting components, leading to fluorine leakage.

Welding point issues: Poor welding or aging of welds after long-term use may also be one of the reasons for fluoride leakage.

Seal aging: Rubber rings or other types of seals used to maintain system sealing will age and harden over time, lose elasticity, and no longer effectively prevent refrigerant leakage.

Improper operation: Incorrect operation methods, such as frequent starting and stopping of the machine, may apply additional pressure to the system, resulting in cracks or looseness at stress concentration points.

Design defects: Sometimes design defects in the equipment itself can also lead to fluorine leakage under specific conditions.

Regarding the issue of fluoride leakage in the evaporator of the flake ice machine, it should be inspected and repaired by professional technicians. Firstly, it is necessary to determine the specific location of the leakage point, and then take repair measures according to the actual situation, such as replacing damaged parts, re welding, strengthening sealing treatment, etc. At the same time, in daily maintenance, the sealing and working status of the system should be regularly checked to prevent similar problems from occurring.