Jackson 6680-200-02-68 Dishmachine Liquid Level Probe Brass 3/8" 9/16" Exposed Probe & 3/8" Threaded Bushing

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Specifications:

  • Liquid Level Probe, 3/8" Brass Mpt, 1-1/2" Long Under 3/8"
  • Thd Bushing, 9/16" Exposed Probe, 3-1/4" Overall Length.
  • Jackson Dishwasher 10Aprb, 100B, 100L, 100Prb, 150B, 150Prb

Description

The Jackson 6680-200-02-68 Liquid Level Probe an essential part used to monitor and control water level of commercial dishmachines especially to achieve maximum efficiency of operation as well as avoiding and checking overflows or dry-condition operations. It has a 3/8" brass and 9/16" exposed probe and 3/8" threaded bushing, this system works by probing water electrical conductivity and alerting the control system to work to keep water at the necessary fill capacity. Its strong design makes it resistant to corrosion and wear in high-moisture high temperature, so it can be effectively used in long term foodservice operations in which the maintenance of a stable water level is essential.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
  • Length: 1 in
  • Height: 3.2 in
  • Width: 1 in

JACKSON:

06680-200-02-68 66802000268 84500

Step1: Disconnect power and water supply to the dishmachine and drain tank for safety.

Step2: Remove old probe from threaded bushing carefully, avoiding damage to wiring.

Step3: Install new probe into bushing and tighten securely, ensuring proper alignment.

Step4: Reconnect wiring terminals firmly and verify insulation is intact.

Step5: Restore power and test liquid level operation for correct sensing.

  • What maintenance is required for the Jackson 6680-200-02-68 Liquid Level Probe?

    Regularly inspect the dishmachine probe for mineral buildup or residue that may affect sensing accuracy. Clean the brass surface gently using a non-abrasive solution. Ensure threaded connections remain secure to prevent leaks. Disconnect power before handling to avoid electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Jackson 6680-200-02-68 Liquid Level Probe?

    • Inaccurate liquid level readings due to scale buildup.
    • Probe corrosion affecting conductivity.
    • Loose threaded bushing causing improper fit.
    • Electrical connection faults leading to intermittent operation.
    • Sensor failure resulting in incorrect fill or drain cycles.

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