CMA Dishmachines 4113 Dishwasher Drain Valve 115V 60Hz 0.43 AMP
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| Manufacturer Name: Cma Dishmachines Product Number: 4113 OEM Part Number: 4113 Product Description: Drain Valve, Dish Machine, 115V, 60Hz, .43 Amp, ;W/Mdiv-100-1 Splash Cover.;;Fits Cma Dish Machine Models~;;Cma-180Uc, Cma-181Gw, Gl-X, Gwx-200, L-1X, L-1X16, L1-C,;Pkht24 Similar Models:04113.00 - Cma-Dishmachines Dimensions: Length:8.25in/20.96cm Width:7.25in/18.42cm Height:7.375in/18.73cm Weight:3lbs/1360.78g |
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Step1: Disconnect power supply and shut off water before starting.
Step2: Locate the existing drain valve inside the dishwasher unit.
Step3: Remove mounting screws and carefully disconnect wiring.
Step4: Detach inlet and outlet hoses from the old valve.
Step5: Install the new valve, securing hoses tightly to prevent leaks.
Step6: Reconnect wiring according to original configuration.
Step7: Restore power and water, then test for proper operation and leaks.
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What maintenance is required for the CMA Dishmachines 4113 Drain Valve?
Regularly inspect the drain valve for debris, food particles, and mineral buildup that can restrict water flow. Clean the valve components to ensure smooth opening and closing during drain cycles. Check electrical connections for wear or looseness to maintain accurate actuation. Routine control helps prevent drainage failures and extends operational efficiency.
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What are common issues with the CMA Dishmachines 4113 Drain Valve?
- Valve sticking or failing to open/close.
- Blockages from food debris or scale buildup.
- Electrical coil failure or weak actuation.
- Water leakage around valve seals.
- Incomplete draining during cycles.
- Intermittent operation due to wiring issues.