Hobart 00-118270 3/4" Vacuum Breaker Repair Kit
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| Manufacturer Name: Hobart Product Number: 00-118270 OEM Part Number: 00-118270 Product Description: 3/4" Vacuum Breaker Repair Kit, Watts, 1-1/8" Dia X 1-3/16";Wide, For Oem # P62-1149 "Watts" Vacuum Breaker, # 56-1034;Stero Dishwasher Sc-1 Thru Sc-9, Sct, Sd2ra, ;Sdra, Sdra-Pkg, Stbuw, Stpc, Stpcw, Stw, Systematic,;Utensil. Similar Models:104942 - Champion, 118270 - Hobart, 4820-001-60-57 - Jackson, 0P-621164 - Stero, P621164 - Stero, P62-1164 - Stero Dimensions: Length:2.3in/5.84cm Width:2in/5.08cm Height:3.2in/8.13cm Weight:0.1lbs/45.36g |
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Step1: Turn off water supply and relieve pressure from the system.
Step2: Remove the existing vacuum breaker from the fixture.
Step3: Disassemble the unit carefully, noting part positions.
Step4: Replace worn components with parts from the repair kit.
Step5: Reassemble the vacuum breaker and reinstall it onto the fixture.
Step6: Turn on water supply and check for leaks.
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What maintenance is required for the Hobart 00-118270 Vacuum Breaker Repair Kit?
Inspect the vacuum breaker components for internal wear and residue buildup. Disassemble periodically to check seals and moving parts. Rinse thoroughly before reassembly. Clear internal passages allow proper backflow prevention during operation.
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What are common issues with the Hobart 00-118270 Vacuum Breaker Repair Kit?
- Water leaking from the vacuum breaker assembly.
- Internal parts sticking during operation.
- Backflow not being properly prevented.
- Worn seals causing inconsistent performance.