Fisher 6642-2300 Drain Assembly 3/4" NPS X 1-3/4"L NP

SKU: 6642-2300 Brand:
Fisher Manufacturing
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Material Brass
Length 1 3/4"
Size 1 1/2" Flange | 3/4" Nps Drain
Plating Nickel-Plated

Description

The Fisher 6642-2300 drain assembly A plumbing assembly in commercial foodservice equipment to allow controlled drainage of wastewater. This assembly has a length of 1 3/4", and it has a 3/4-inch NPS inlet, and it directs the flow out of the appliance. It is fitted in the dishwashers, sinks, or other drain points where there must be proper discharge points. It assists in the effluent management in the wash and post-wash cycles. It provides accurate drainage within the system that is consistent and helps in sanitation and eliminates backflow and clogging.

More Information:

  • FISHER MFG:10448 ,6642-2300

Step1: Turn off water supply and relieve system pressure before starting.

Step2: Clean the drain opening and ensure threads are free of debris.

Step3: Apply thread sealant or Teflon tape to the NPS threads.

Step4: Insert and hand-tighten the drain assembly into place.

Step5: Use a wrench to secure firmly without over-tightening.

Step6: Turn water back on and check carefully for leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Fisher 6642-2300 Drain Assembly?

    Regularly inspect the drain assembly for clogs, leaks, and corrosion buildup. Clean internal passages to ensure proper drainage and prevent blockages. Tighten fittings periodically to maintain a secure connection. Routine maintenance helps ensure consistent flow and reduces the risk of system backup or failure.

  • What are common issues with the Fisher 6642-2300 Drain Assembly?

    • Clogging due to debris or sediment buildup restricting flow.
    • Leaks at connection points from worn seals or loose fittings.
    • Reduced drainage efficiency caused by partial blockages or misalignment.