Market Forge 10-1311 Drain Solenoid Valve 3/4" FPT NO

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
[ Steam Solenoid ] [ Size 3/4" Fpt ] [ No ] [ 110/120 V ]
[ Width 2-3/4" ] 15 Psi,
[ Brand Asco ] [ Mfg# Hv2681601 ]
2Ea 18" Leads, Boiler Drain Valve.
For Coil Use # 51-1096
For Repair Kit Use # 51-1438
Market Forge
Kettle Mt40Eo.
Steamer Jet Iii, M24E(18,24,32,36,42, 48), M24Sc,
M36E(18,24,32,36, 42, 48), M36Sc. Series M24G & M36G.

Description

The Market Forge 10-1311 Drain Solenoid Valve 3/4" FPT NO is created to control the discharge of water in the compatible steamers and cooking parts. It has a 3/4 inch female pipe thread connection that is directly fitted to the drain line to regulate water release out of the cooking chamber. The valve is opened by the control system when drainage is necessary and closed when it is necessary to keep the water. Being a component of the drainage system of the appliance, it helps in the controlled water management and helps in the stabilized .

More Information:

  • MARKET FORGE:10-1311 ,S10-1311

Step1: Shut off the steam supply and power to the unit.

Step2: Remove the old solenoid valve from the piping system.

Step3: Clean threads and ensure mating surfaces are free of debris.

Step4: Install the new valve and attach the drain connection securely.

Step5: Restore steam and power, then test for proper operation and leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Market Forge 10-1311 Steam Solenoid Valve?

    Periodically inspect the solenoid valve for leaks and ensure smooth operation. Check that electrical connections are secure and corrosion-free. Test the drain valve and steam flow to confirm proper opening and closing during cycles.

  • What are common issues with the Market Forge 10-1311 Steam Solenoid Valve?

    • Valve not fully closing after use.
    • Drain valve not operating properly.
    • Intermittent steam flow during cycles.
    • Steam escaping from loose fittings.