Selected reading summary of Walmart Refrigeration issue 7-19-26.pdf, original pp.1–7. Read the complete comments/outcome page (original p.2).
The document’s inspection/print date is July 20, 2026; the comments say the Code department became aware on Sunday. This is separate from the filename’s July 19 label and the July 23 production date. The Purpose field says Routine, while the comments describe a complaint inspection. The outcome is Passed, with a July 30 compliance-date entry.
The inspector records a Store 131 AP management account that a refrigeration-line breaker had flipped and a line leak required a maintenance technician. The comments describe plastic coverings, workers preventing customers from buying affected produce, lettuce removal, and the inspector’s statement that temperatures checked that day were compliant and all items had been kept under 41°F.
Pages 3–7 contain infrared thermometer photographs; some views repeat. These are spot/surface instrument displays, not independently calibrated food-core or continuous-history measurements. Page 1 also lists July 9 as a last-inspection field and two complaint-number entries. Do not merge those entries with July 20 or assign one number to this event without its history.
This is official later evidence of a reported refrigeration failure and documented response, beyond the July 2026 public posts. Retain its positive correction account. It does not identify the same 2025 case, a condensation mechanism, the cause of either failure or a continuously uncorrected condition since September 2025.
