Delfield 6150203 Light Tension Spring

SKU: 6150203 Brand:
Delfield
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Extension Spring,
1/2" Dia. X 4-7/16" Od.
Light Tension, 0.16 Lbs/In
For Heavy Tension Order #26-3239
Delfield Cab, Dis, Ft, Nd

Description

The Delfield 6150203 Light Tension Spring is a mechanical component that is designed to provide a controlled resistance and rebound motion in compatible commercial refrigeration systems. It provides the constant tension to the attached parts such as doors, panels or internal linkages supporting ensure that everything is in the right place and works well. This spring is fitted in the cabinet assembly, and it assists in the controlled movement and positioning of the hinges or the closing mechanisms. It belongs to the whole structural and operational system which is connected with the access and constant performance in foodservice.

More Information:

  • DELFIELD:6150203

Step1: Disconnect power to the equipment before servicing internal components.

Step2: Remove the access panel and carefully detach the worn spring from its mounting points.

Step3: Install the new light-tension spring in the same position, ensuring proper alignment and tension.

Step4: Check that the connected mechanism moves smoothly without binding.

Step5: Reinstall the access panel, restore power, and test the equipment for proper operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Delfield 6150203 Spring?

    Inspect the spring regularly for stretching, corrosion, or weakened tension that could affect equipment movement or operation. Keep the spring area free of grease and debris buildup to maintain smooth performance. Verify mounting points remain secure and properly aligned. Disconnect equipment power before servicing nearby components for safety.

  • What are common issues with the Delfield 6150203 Spring?

    • Loss of spring tension during operation.
    • Stretching or deformation from repeated use.
    • Corrosion affecting spring movement.
    • Spring breakage under continuous stress.
    • Misalignment causing uneven mechanical action.
    • Noisy or inconsistent component movement.