Commercial Series Refrigerated Kitchen Equipment Models
Parts ListCommercial SeriesRefrigerated Kitchen EquipmentModelsUndercounter, Worktop, Prep TableCRM 27, CRM 36, CRM 48, CRM 60, CRM 72hoshizakiamerica.comNumber: 71335Issued: 4-23-2018Revised: 12-3-2019
CONTENTSAuxiliary Codes. 3Model Codes. 13A. Main Assembly. 14CRMR27 and CRMF27 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 14CRMR36 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 18CRMR48 and CRMF48 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 21CRMR60 and CRMF60 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 27CRMR72 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 33B. Refrigeration Circuit. 39CRMR27 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 39CRMF27 Undercounter and Worktop. 41CRMR36 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 43CRMR48 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 45CRMF48 Undercounter and Worktop. 47CRMR60 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep Table. 49CRMF60 Undercounter and Worktop. 51CRMR72 Undercounter, Worktop, Prep Table. 53C. Door-Right Hinged. 55D. Door-Left Hinged. 58E. Door-Right Glass Door Hinged. 60F. Door-Left Glass Door Hinged. 61G. Drawer. 62H. Accessories & Labels. 642
Auxiliary CodesCRMR27A-5 July 2011B-5 January 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 September 2013C-8 December 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 July 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-GLP01G-5 July 2017H-5 April 2018CRMR27-01C-7 September 2013D-5 April 2014D-7 September 2014E-5 February 2015E-6 November 2015F-5June 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR27-LPD-5 January 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 October 2014E-5 June 2015E-6 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-LPCE-5 September 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-DC-5 December 2013D-5 February 2014D-6 August 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 June 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-WA-5 December 2011B-5 January 2012C-5 January 2013D-5 May 2014D-6 June 2014E-5 March 2015E-6 December 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-W01B-5 August 2012E-5 February 2015E-6 November 2015F-6November 2016CRMR27-WDD-5 February 2014D-6 July 2014E-5 February 2015E-6 September 2015F-5March 2016F-6November 2016G-5 February 2017H-5 January 20183CRMR27-8B-5 March 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 December 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6April 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-8DD-5 April 2014D-6 July 2014D-8 September 2014E-6 April 2015E-7 October 2015E-8 December 2015F-5February 2016F-6May 2016F-7September 2016F-8November 2016G-5 February 2017G-6 August 2017H-5 February 2018
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR27-12MB-5 February 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 February 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 August 2014D-8 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR27-12MDD-5 February 2014D-8 September 2014E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-6 July 2017H-5 March 2018CRMF27A-5 July 2011B-5 January 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 May 2014D-7 June 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 November 2015F-5February 2016F-6July 2016F-7August 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018H-6 July 2018CRMF27-WA-5 December 2011B-5 January 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 December 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 May 2014D-7 June 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6July 2016F-7August 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018H-6 August 2018CRMF27-GLP01G-5 July 2017H-5 June 2018H-6 July 2018CRMF27-DD-5 May 2014D-7 June 2014E-6 October 2015F-5January 2016F-6July 2016F-7October 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018H-6 July 2018CRMF27-01C-5 October 2013D-5 April 2014D-7 September 2014E-5 February 2015E-6 November 2015F-5March 2016F-6July 2016F-7August 2016G-5 February 2017H-5 February 2018H-6 July 2018CRMF27-LPD-5 January 2014D-7 June 2014E-5 October 2015E-6 November 2015F-5February 2016F-6July 2016F-7September 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018H-6 July 20184CRMF27-W01E-5 April 2015F-5January 2016F-6July 2016F-7August 2016G-5 May 2017CRMF27-WDD-5 May 2014D-7 October 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 August 2015F-5January 2016F-6July 2016F-7October 2016G-5 March 2017H-5 May 2018H-6 August 2018
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR36F-5August 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 May 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR36-WF-5September 2016G-5 February 2017G-6 April 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR36-10F-5November 2016G-5 February 2017G-6 April 2017G-7 July 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR36-15MF-5November 2016G-5 February 2017G-6 April 2017G-7 July 2017H-5 January 20185
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR48A-5 August 2011B-5 January 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 October 2013C-8 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 October 2014E-5 January 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7September 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-GLP01G-5 July 2017H-5 TBDCRMR48-01B-5 August 2012D-5 April 2014D-6 June 2014E-5 February 2015F-6March 2016F-7September 2016G-5 February 2017H-5 TBDCRMR48-D2G-5 March 2017H-5 TBDCRMR48-D4D-5 March 2014D-6 September 2014E-6 September 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7September 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-WA-5 December 2011B-5 February 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 September 2013C-8 December 2013D-5 February 2014D-6 June 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 July 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7September 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-W01C-5 February 2013E-5 February 2015F-6July 2016F-7October 2016G-5 April 2017H-5 TBDCRMR48-WD2G-5 June 2017H-5 TBDCRMR48-WD4D-5 March 2014D-6 September 2014E-5 May 2015E-6 September 2015F-6June 2016F-7October 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 20186CRMR48-8B-5 March 2012C-5 February 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 May 2014D-7 August 2014D-8 October 2014E-6 April 2015E-7 August 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6April 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 July 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-12B-5 March 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 October 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR48-12D2G-5 July 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-12D4D-5 April 2014D-7 August 2014D-8 October 2014E-6 April 2015E-7 August 2015E-8 November 2015F-6May 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 March 2017G-6 September 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-12MB-5 March 2012C-5 February 2013C-6 June 2013E-5 February 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6April 2016F-7September 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 April 2018CRMR48-18MB-5 February 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 July 2014D-7 August 2014D-8 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR48-18MD2G-5 March 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 May 2018CRMR48-18MD4D-5 April 2014E-5 February 2015E-6 May 2015E-7 July 2015E-8 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7September 2016F-8October 2016G-6 June 2017H-5 January 20187
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMF48A-5 August 2011B-5 January 2012B-6 July 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 September 2013C-8 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 February 2014D-7 July 2014E-5 February 2015F-5January 2016F-6February 2016F-7August 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMF48-WA-5 December 2011B-5 February 2012B-6 July 2012C-5 March 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 March 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 October 2014E-5 January 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMF48-01D-5 November 2014E-5 March 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 March 2018CRMF48-W01E-5 June 2015F-6April 2016F-7August 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 June 2018CRMF48-D4E-5 February 2015E-6 October 2015F-5February 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016G-5 April 2017H-5 February 2018CRMF48-WD4E-6 June 2015F-6May 2016F-7August 2016G-5 February 2017H-5 February 20188
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR60B-5 August 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 July 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 August 2014D-9 September 2014E-5 January 2015F-5February 2016F-6July 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR60-01F-6December 2016G-5 May 2017H-5 April 2018CRMR60-D4E-5 January 2025E-6 June 2015F-5May 2016F-6October 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR60-WB-5 August 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 October 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 July 2014D-9 November 2014E-5 February 2015F-5February 2016F-6July 2017G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR60-W01G-5February 2017H-5 July 2018CRMR60-WD2G-5 June 2017H-5 August 2018CRMR60-WD4E-5 April 2015F-5May 2016F-6October 2016G-5 April 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR60-8C-5 May 2013C-6 July 2013C-7 September 2013E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 September 2015E-9 November 2015F-6March 2016F-7August 2016G-5 May 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR60-12C-5 April 2013C-6 June 2013D-6 May 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 August 2014D-9 September 2014E-5 February 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 July 2015E-8 September 2015E-9 November 2015F-5February 2016F-6June 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 July 2017H-5 January 20189CRMR60-16C-5 February 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 September 2013D-6 February 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 August 2014D-9 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 October 2015E-9 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8December 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018H-6 August 2018CRMR60-12MC-5 March 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 September 2013E-6 May 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 September 2015F-6July 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR60-18MC-5 March 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 September 2013C-8 November 2013D-6 May 2014D-9 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 May 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 September 2015E-9 November 2015F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 February 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR60-24MD2G-5 May 2017H-5 March 2018CRMR60-24MD4E-5 February 2015E-6 May 2015E-7 July 2015E-8 September 2015E-9 November 2015F-6May 2016F-7August 2016F-8November 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 July 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR60-24MC-5 February 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 July 2013C-8 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 February 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 August 2014D-9 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 May 2015E-7 July 2015E-8 September 2015E-9 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8November 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018CRMF60C-5 January 2013C-6 September 2013C-7 November 2013D-6 March 2014D-8 September 2014E-5 March 2015F-5January 2016F-6September 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMF60-WC-5 February 2013C-6 September 2013C-7 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 April 2014D-7 July 2014E-5 February 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 February 2017H-5 January 2018CRMF60-W01H-5 August 201810
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR72B-5 July 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 December 2013D-5 April 2014D-6 June 2014D-7 July 2014E-5 January 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR72-01G-5 May 2017H-5 March 2018CRMR72-D6D-5 December 2014E-5 May 2015F-5March 2016F-6October 2016G-5 March 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR72-WB-5 August 2012C-5 January 2013C-6 June 2013D-5 February 2014D-6 July 2014D-7 August 2014E-5 February 2015F-5January 2016F-6November 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR72-WD6E-5 March 2015E-7 June 2015F-5March 2016G-5 April 2017H-5 May 2018CRMR72-12C-5 April 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 September 2013D-8 August 2014D-9 October 2014E-5 March 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 October 2015E-9 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6June 2016F-7September 2016F-8November 2016G-5 May 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR72-16C-5 April 2013C-6 June 2013C-7 September 2013E-7 June 2015E-9 November 2015F-5March 2016F-6April 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 April 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR72-W01G-5 May 2017H-5 May 201811CRMR72-18C-5 February 2013C-6 July 2013C-7 September 2013C-8 November 2013D-6 February 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 August 2014D-9 September 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 April 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 October 2015E-9 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6April 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR72-18MC-5 May 2016C-6 July 2013C-7 October 2013C-8 November 2013D-8 September 2014E-6 May 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 October 2015F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017H-5 January 2018
Auxiliary CodesContinuedCRMR72-24MC-5 May 2013C-6 August 2013C-7 September 2013D-8 August 2014E-6 May 2015E-8 October 2015E-9 November 2015F-6May 2016F-7August 2016F-8December 2016G-5 March 2017G-6 July 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR72-30MD4G-6 July 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR72-30MD6E-5 January 2015F-5February 2016F-6April 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 February 2017G-6 August 2017G-7 June 2017H-5 February 2018CRMR72-30MC-5 January 2013C-6 May 2013C-7 July 2013C-8 November 2013D-5 January 2014D-6 February 2014D-7 July 2014D-8 August 2014D-9 November 2014E-5 January 2015E-6 May 2015E-7 June 2015E-8 September 2015E-9 November 2015F-5January 2016F-6March 2016F-7August 2016F-8October 2016G-5 January 2017G-6 June 2017H-5 January 2018CRMR72-30MD4G-6 August 2017H-5 January 201812
Model CodesThe model number code breakdown is as follows: CRMR and CRMFC – Commercial SeriesRM – Rear MountR – RefrigeratorF – Freezer27, 36, 48, 60, and 72 – widthAfter Dash (-) Nomenclature:-GLP01 – Glass Door-01 – Locks-W – Worktop-LP – Low Profile Casters-LPC – Low Profile Stainless Steel Shelf-D, -D2, -D4, -D6 – Drawers and Drawer/Door Combination-8, -12, -16, -18, -24, -30 – Prep Table Number of Pans-8M, -12M, -16M, -18M, -24M, -30M – Mega Top Number of PansAuxiliary Code BreakdownThe auxiliary code is the first two characters in the serial number. The first characterindicates the year. Years progress or regress in alphabetical order. The series runs from"A" through "V" and the letters "I" and "O" are skipped. The second character indicatessignificant part changes within a year. Base is "5" and this number advances for eachchange. In cases where there is a letter in parentheses, this designates the month. This isthe last character in the serial number. The series runs from "(A)" through "(M)" and theletter "(I)" is skipped. This designation is only included when identifying a parts changewithin an auxiliary code.Note About Ordering PartsMost assemblies cannot be ordered as complete units; parts in the assemblies generallymust be ordered separately.13
A. Main AssemblyCRMR27 and CRMF27 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep TableA-5 to H-6Prep TableSpecific PartsUndercounter, Worktop, Prep TableCommon PartsFor Pans, see Section "H"67282723824923425526For Door, see Section "C, D, E, or F"141019 19a29 30 311532 33 3413111821112For Casters, see Section "H"Model Shown: CRMF272220Aux. Code F-6and LaterFor Cutting Board,see Section "H"16Model Shown: CRMR27-12MFor Drawers, see Section "G"1417
Title: A. Main AssemblyModels: CRMR27 and CRMF27 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep TableRequired NumberE-8A-5 C-6 D-6 D-8toIndexMaterial ortotototoE-6 F-5 F-5No. DescriptionModel Number Part Number C-5 D-5 D-7 E-5 E-7 (E) (F)Common Parts1Control ModuleAll UC/WT4A5959G02RefrigeratorCRMF27-W(-LP) 4A5959G041All FreezersExceptCRMF27-W(-LP)All Prep Tables 4A5959G03Defrost TimerCRMF27-W(-LP) 3A7925-01111111All Freezers1111111ExceptCRMF27-W(-LP)All Prep Tables11112Cabinet Temperature Spindle)CRMF27-W(-LP) 3A6755-021111114A5952-011All P)Prep Table3A6755-0711111114A5952-013Adapter PlateAll UC/WT4A5949-01Refrigeratorand Prep TablesAll Freezers14Dial Plate4A5960-0111111114A6031-015Dial KnobAll (-LP) 3A6788-011111114A5950-011All P)andAll Prep Tables6Cabinet Thermometer461083-0111111117Side Pilaster4A5417-014Note: When4A5719-01444using 4A5719-01on Aux. CodeC-6 through E-5,rotate pilaster180 degrees.4A5854-014448Shelf3A2830-0711111119Shelf r Cord4A2860-01111111112Rear Panel1A2260-01111111113Pressure Relief 1111111
Title: A. Main AssemblyModels: CRMR27 and CRMF27 Undercounter, Worktop, and Prep TableRequired NumberE-8A-5 C-6 D-6 D-8toIndexMaterial ortotototoE-6 F-5 F-5No. DescriptionModel Number Part Number C-5 D-5 D-7 E-5 E-7 (E) (F)Prep Table Specific Parts14Rail Cover-8, -8D3A7326A011111111(includes items18 through 19a)-8, -8D3A9410A01(includes items16 through 19a)-12M, -12MD3A7328A011111111(includes items18 through 19a)-12M, -12MD3A9411A01(includes items16 through 19a)15Rail Hood(includes items 3A7325A01111111116 and 17)3A9407A0116Pivot Pin4A4768-01222222217Pivot Bolt4A4769-01222222218Tree Clip4A0579-01222222219Handle1A3416-01111111119a Pan Head Screw7C12I1412222222220Right Cutting Board-8, -8D4A5496-021111Bracket3A8653-021113A8971-02-12M, -12MD10000003931111SP-51981113A8971-0221Left Cutting Board-8, -8D4A5496-011111Bracket3A8653-011113A8971-01-12M, -12MD10000003921111SP-51981113A8971-0122Center Cutting Board -8, -8D4A5905-01Bracket12M, -12MD4A5898-01(Qty varies byAuxiliary Code)23Upper Front Air-8, -8D, -12M,2A6920-0111Distribution-12MDTable Panel24Upper Rear Air2A6919-0111DistributionTable Panel25Lower Front Air2A6922-0111DistributionTable Panel26Lower Rear Air2A6921-0111DistributionTable 12112112
Title: A. Main AssemblyModels
C-7 December 2013 D-5 January 2014 D-6 June 2014 D-7 July 2014 D-8 September 2014 E-5 January 2015 E-6 April 2015 E-7 June 2015 E-8 November 2015 F-5 January 2016 F-6 April 2016 F-7 August 2016 F-8 October 2016 G-5 January 2017 G-6 June 2017 H-5 January 2018 CRMR27-8D D-5 April 2014 D-6 July
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