Hunter HF610A Disconnect Quick Female 1/2" FPT

SKU: HF610A Brand:
Hunter
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
1/2" Fpt Female Quick Disconnect
For Male 1/2" Quick Disconnect Use # 26-3625
Dean
Fryer 12A/1414Mcf, Mf-90/18,
Mf-90-Bi(12,14,18,20, & Push/
Pull Variation), Mf-90Au/65,
Mf-90U/65, Mf-90U/80Bk.

Description

The Hunter HF610A Disconnect Quick-Female provides a dependable solution to transfer fluids efficiently in improve kitchen equipment. The 1/2" FPT connection makes this quick disconnect tool work smoothly for coupling and uncoupling operations which improves both safety and workflow efficiency during fryer maintenance. The HF610A stands out because it connects to male 1/2" quick disconnects that serve part #26-3625 thus making it suitable for diverse applications. The HF610A quick disconnect system works perfectly with multiple Dean fryer models which include 12A/1414MCF, MF-90/18, and MF-90-BI and MF-90AU/65 and MF-90U series.

More Information:

  • DEAN:810-2726 ,8102726||FRYMASTER:1061940 ,1061940SP ,55191 ,810-2726 ,8102726 ,FM810-2726 ,FM8102726||HUNTER:HF610A

Step1: Turn off power or fluid supply before starting.

Step2: Inspect fittings and ensure compatibility with the connection line.

Step3: Align the quick female connector with the male fitting.

Step4: Push firmly until it clicks into place securely.

Step5: Gently tug to confirm a locked connection.

Step6: Restore power or flow and check for leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Hunter HF610A Quick Disconnect?

    Inspect the fitting for cracks or deformation and ensure threads are clean. Lubricate lightly if needed for a smooth connection and verify that the assembly locks properly to allow efficient oil transfer.

  • What are the common issues with the Hunter HF610A Quick Disconnect?

    • Loose or wobbly connection.
    • Thread damage causing poor connection.
    • Debris inside the fitting restricting flow.
    • Corrosion is affecting contact with the fitting.
    • Difficulty aligning for proper connection under pressure.