Champion 100500 Dishwasher Vacuum Breaker W/Brass 1/2" FPT

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Vacuum Breaker, Brass, 1/2" Fpt, 125 Psi, 212 Degree F,
Repair Kit # 51-1483
Conbraco
Champion Dishwasher

Description

The Champion 100500 Dishwasher Vacuum Breaker with brass 1/2″ FPT is a backflow prevention used in compatible Champion commercial dishwashers to stop the contaminated water from siphoning back into the potable water supply. It is fitted in the water inlet line of the machine and it will admit air into the system in case of a reversal in pressure in order to ensure a clean water source. This is a vacuum breaker in the dishwasher water supply system, and is normally fitted in restaurants, cafeterias and where foodservice is involved and where plumbing codes and water must be obeyed.

More Information:

  • CHAMPION:100500 ,113220||INSINGER:D-2241 ,D2-241 ,D2241

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

Step2: Locate the vacuum breaker on the incoming water supply line.

Step3: Remove the old breaker by loosening the threaded connections.

Step4: Apply thread sealant and install the new vacuum breaker in correct orientation.

Step5: Tighten fittings securely without over-torquing.

Step6: Restore water supply, check for leaks, and test operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Champion 100500 Vacuum Breaker?

    Inspect the Dishwasher vacuum breaker regularly for leaks, corrosion, and mineral buildup. Clean internal components to maintain proper backflow prevention and water flow. Replace seals or the unit if performance drops or damage appears.

  • What are common issues with the Champion 100500 Vacuum Breaker?

    • Leakage from worn or damaged vacuum breaker seals.
    • Backflow prevention failure due to internal valve sticking.
    • Reduced water flow caused by mineral or scale buildup.
    • Cracking or corrosion in brass components under pressure.