Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Ice Machine Water Pump W/ Hose Connections 1" & 5/8"

SKU: 76-2601-3 Brand:
Manitowoc
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Water Pump, 208/240V, .18A, 50/60Hz, 1" & 5/8" Od.
Connections For Hose.
Manitowoc Ad0152A, Ad0153W, Ad0202A, Ad0203W, Ad0402A,
Ad0403W, Ad0602A, Ad0603W, Am0711A, Am0712A, Am0713A,
Am0721W, Am0722W, Am0723W, Ar0150A, Ar0151W, Ar0200A,
Ar0201W, Ar0400A, Ar0401W, Ar0600A, Ar0601W, Ay0204A,
Ay0205W, Ay0404A, Ay0405W, Ay0604A, Ay0605W, Bd0152A,
Bd0153W, Bd0202A, Bd0203W, Bd0252A, Bd0253W, Bd0322A,
Bd0323W, Bd0422A, Bd0423W, Bd0452A, Bd0453W, Bd0492N,
Bd0602A, Bd0603W, Bd0692N, Bd0802A, Bd0803W, Bd0892N,
Bd1002A, Bd1003W, Bd1092N, Bd1302A, Bd1303W, Bd1392N,
Bd1802A, Bd1803W, Bd1892N, Br0150A, Br0151W, Br0200A,
Br0201W, Br0250A, Br0251W, Br0320A, Br0321W, Br0420A,
Br0421W, Br0450A, Br0451W, Br0490N, By0805W, By0894N,
By1004A, By1005W, By1094N, By1304A, By1305W, By1394N,

Description

The Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump is a high performance component for ice machines with 1" and 5/8" hose connection for easy installation. The water pump only consumes 0.18A at 208/240V and is efficient and reliable, and must be considered operating to ensure an optimal ice production. It is compatible with a wide variety of Manitowoc models including AD0152A, AM0711A, and many others and will replace or complement existing systems. The ice machine, circulate water out so that there’s always water circulating to the ice machine, and quality and keep production rates up.

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Step1: Disconnect power and water supply to ice machine before starting.

Step2: Remove old pump and note hose positions.

Step3: Attach and hoses securely to new pump inlet/outlet using clamps.

Step4: Mount pump in original bracket and ensure stable alignment.

Step5: Reconnect water and power, then check for leaks and test operation.

Step6: Secure all fittings and confirm proper water flow before final use.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump?

    Inspect the water pump periodically for mineral buildup or debris in the inlet or outlet hoses. Clean the pump housing and check the hose connections for leaks, ensuring seals remain tight.

  • How do I install the Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump?

    • Turn off and unplug the ice machine; drain any water from the reservoir.
    • Remove the old pump by disconnecting hoses and power wires.
    • Position the new water pump — connect the inlet and outlet hoses.
    • Secure hose clamps, connect the pump’s wiring to the machine’s power supply 208/240V, 50/60 Hz, and ensure ground connection is intact.
    • Refill water reservoir, restore power, run the pump to verify water flows over the evaporator and that there are no leaks.

  • What are common issues with the Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump?

    Typical problems include pump failure or seizure due to mineral scale, slow water flow from partial blockage in inlet/outlet hoses, and leakage if hose connections or seals deteriorate. Often noise or overheating signals imminent pump failure.

  • What are the operating limitations for the Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump?

    The Water Pump runs on 208/240 VAC at 0.18 A, 50/60 Hz, with hose connections sized 1″ and 5/8″ OD.

  • What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump With Hose Connections?

    The pump should be inspected regularly for mineral buildup, leaks, and hose blockages. Clean intake and discharge lines to ensure proper water flow. Check seals and connections for wear and tighten if needed. Routine care prevents ice production issues.

  • What are common issues with the Manitowoc 76-2601-3 Water Pump With Hose Connections?

    • Reduced water flow due to clogging or scale buildup.
    • Pump motor failure or overheating during operation.
    • Leaks from worn seals or cracked hoses.
    • Noisy operation or vibration from worn bearings.