Convotherm Trolley Repair Belmont Supermarket Deli

A supermarket deli in Belmont had a problem that had nothing to do with electricity or gas.

The Convotherm chicken cooker was operational. The loading trolley was not.

What Was Happening

The trolley that loads product into the oven had deteriorated to the point where it could not do its job safely. The casters needed welding. The jacking legs had seized and could not be adjusted. The oven door had dropped out of alignment. The trolley and the oven had to work together, and neither was set up correctly.

How It Was Handled

David attended site in July 2026. The repair required working around an active cook cycle before the oven could be adjusted, and finding a clear workspace in a live deli environment. He welded and refitted the casters, freed the seized jacking legs, brought the oven to the correct operating height for the trolley, and realigned the door. Everything was tested before sign-off. No electrical work was required. The job was completed in a single visit.

The Result

The chicken cooker and loading trolley were returned to full operation, correctly aligned and documented. The operator received a complete service record covering all work carried out, parts used, and outcomes confirmed.

Why PEMS

A job like this sits across mechanical, structural, and equipment-alignment work. PEMS handled it as a single callout rather than splitting it across trades, which kept the deli back-of-house running without extended disruption.

Facilities managers and operations teams responsible for supermarket or food service sites across Perth are welcome to contact PEMS to discuss scheduled maintenance or reactive support. Call 08 7095 3550 or visit pemservices.com.au.