Vollrath 17362-1 Drain Adapter 3/4" MPT 4-5/8" Long

SKU: 17362-1 Brand: Availability:
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C$ 46.69


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Specifications:

Attribute Details
New Style Drain Adapter
3/4" Mpt, 4-5/8" Long, 3-1/2" Top Flange, Black Plastic,
3 Holes 2-1/2" Ctrs Red O Ring Ap#8011887
For Old Style Adapter, 3" From Flange To End, Order
Vol44198-2
Vollrath/Idea Medalie Servewell Units

Description

The Vollrath 17362-1 Drain Adapter 3/4 MPT 4-5/8 Long is a connector component that is used to connect the drainage elements of a fluid handling system. This is an adapter applied in commercial equipment assemblies where fluid discharge must be controlled during operation. It has a direct connection into the drainage pathway and helps in the correct alignment of the joined sections. Its position in the system is a vital activity that aids in regulating the fluid direction, assists in maintaining a steady flow, and minimizes the risk of leakage and keeps the connection stability within the normal operating conditions.

More Information:

  • VOLLRATH:17362-1 ,25958-1 ,VOL25958-1

Step1: Turn off and unplug the appliance before starting installation for safety.

Step2: Remove the old drain fitting carefully from the unit.

Step3: Clean the drain area thoroughly to ensure a proper seal.

Step4: Insert the new drain adapter and secure it in place.

Step5: Test drainage to confirm proper flow and ensure no leaks occur.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Vollrath/Idea-Medalie 17362-1 Drain Adapter?

    Inspect for cracks, leaks, or O-ring wear. Ensure threads are clean and connections are tight for efficient and accurate drainage. Clean surrounding areas to prevent buildup that could reduce flow efficiency.

  • What are common issues with the Vollrath/Idea-Medalie 17362-1 Drain Adapter?

    • Leaks due to damaged or worn O-rings.
    • Cracks or deformation affecting fit.
    • Loose connections reducing drainage efficiency.
    • Clogging from debris accumulation.
    • Corrosion impacting long-term performance.
    • Misalignment causing inefficient water flow.
    • Reduced operational efficiency due to inconsistent sealing.