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Douglas Machine Corp was established in 1979 and has been manufacturing washing machines for the nutraceutical and foodservice industries ever since. Today, the company makes a wide range of commercial washers that have stood the test of time so your business can be spotless.

Common Questions and Answers

Are OEM Douglas Machines parts more reliable than Aftermarket options for commercial kitchen equipment?

Douglas Machines parts are the most reliable when it comes to commercial equipment. They are made to the manufacturers standards and exactly like the original parts, so you can have peace of mind and without worrying about compatibility or durability. Focus on repairs and getting equipment back up and running when you use reliable OEM parts.

Where can I find troubleshooting help for my Douglas Machines equipment?

If you need to troubleshoot a strange noise, incorrect temperatures or issues where your equipment won't turn on, check out Parts Town's Resource Center for help! We have a multitude of step-by-step troubleshooting guides for your specific Douglas Machines equipment so you can easily find the solution to your woes. For additional guidance, we also have a YouTube channel that's got loads of how-to videos and quick troubleshooting guides.

Where can I buy replacement parts for a Douglas Machines?

You can buy real OEM Douglas Machines replacement parts at Parts Town. Parts Town has the real OEM Douglas Machines replacement parts you need for your unit, in-stock and ready to go. Since we have the largest inventory of in-stock options, including thermostats, hi-limits and more, you can shop confidently knowing we can provide the right part when you need it. Excessive downtime is in the past because you can get exactly what you need as soon as you need it.

What are the best practices for maintaining Douglas Machines equipment to minimize downtime?

There are many ways you can keep your Douglas Machines equipment well-maintained in order to minimize any downtime. First, regular cleanings are a must. Whether it's daily, weekly, or monthly, you should always follow an OEM-recommended cleaning schedule. Next, it's vital to regularly check parts and components that wear faster than others-such as gaskets and o-rings-in order to replace them before any related problems arise. You should also train staff on how to properly operate the equipment to avoid any risk of damage. Finally, having your unit inspected by an Authorized service technician will catch any potential issues before they become big problems. If you're curious about how to perform these various preventative maintenance tasks on your specific unit, check out our Resource Center for how-tos and video guides about cleaning, operating instructions, troubleshooting and more.