Hobart 00-328994 Dishwasher Connector Probe Rinse W/LRG 8-1/4"

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Length 8-1/4" Probe Lead | 209 mm Probe Lead

Description

The Hobart 00-328994 Connector Probe Rinse W/LRG 8-1/4” is used in dishwasher rinsing. This probe fits into the dishwasher system and gives a proper means of monitoring and regulating water temperature in the rinse cycle. It has a length of 8-1/4 inches and fits different models of Hobart dishwashers. The connector probe helps to improve cleaning efficiency, and the right temperature of water for rinsing, thus improving hygiene and productivity of cooking places for meals in restaurants. This is a helpful way to cut the energy use and the replay will always be quality so it is very useful in dishwasher care.

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Step1: Turn off the power and water supply to the dishwasher for safety.

Step2: Open the dishwasher access panel to locate the existing rinse probe.

Step3: Disconnect the old probe by removing mounting screws and electrical connections.

Step4: Position the new probe in place, aligning it correctly.

Step5: Secure with screws and reconnect wiring.

Step6: Restore power and water, then test the rinse function for proper operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-328994 Connector Probe Rinse?

    Regularly inspect the connector probe for buildup, corrosion, or leaks. Clean it gently with a soft cloth and mild detergent to ensure accurate rinsing. Check connections and replace worn seals to prevent water damage and maintain optimal dishwasher performance.

  • What are the common issues with the Hobart 00-328994 Connector Probe Rinse?

    • Inconsistent rinse cycles
    • Water leakage at the connector points
    • Mineral or debris buildup affecting performance
    • Probe misalignment or breakage