Manitowoc 000009126 Ice Machine Water Inlet Valve 240V

SKU: 000009126 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Water Inlet Valve, 240V, .50 GPM, 10W, 50/60Hz
Manitowoc Id0302A, Id0303W, Id0523W, Id1072C, Id1472C,
Iy0304A, Iy0305W, Iy0524A, Iy0525W, Iy1074C, Iy1474C,
Sd0302A, Sd0303W, Sd0322A, Sd0323W, Sd1472C, Sr0300A,
Sr0301W, Sr0320A, Sr0321W, Sy0304A, Sy0305W, Sy0324A,
Sy0325W, Sy1474C

Description

Manitowoc 000009126 Ice Machine Water Inlet Valve is a 240-volt valve that regulates the supply of water into the ice machine system. It works automatically to open and close to supply the right quantity of water required during each production cycle of ice. It is usually used in commercial ice machines to maintain a constant supply of water to keep the ice forming and production rate at a high level. This valve is located in the water circuit of the machine and it is essential in controlling the flow of inputs in the machine, which help to ensure the smooth running of the machine.

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Step1: Turn off water and power to the ice machine.

Step2: Remove old inlet valve from water line.

Step3: Install new inlet valve, connecting water tubing and electrical wires.

Step4: Secure valve with mounting screws.

Step5: Restore water and power, then test water flow and ice production.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 000009126 Water Inlet Valve?

    Check for leaks and mineral buildup. Clean the inlet screen and ensure the ice machine valve opens and closes properly. Inspect wiring and connections. Proper maintenance ensures a consistent water supply and efficient ice production.

  • What are common issues with the Manitowoc 000009126 Water Inlet Valve?

    • Valve failing to open or close, resulting in water supply issues.
    • Leaks from worn seals causing water damage or inefficiency.
    • Mineral buildup is restricting flow.
    • Electrical malfunction affecting operation.