Glenco SP64-35 Cooler Control A30, 3/8" X 1-1/4" 60" Cap
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Cooler Control | |
| [ Type - A30 ] [ Temp 16-50 Degrees ] | |
| [Coiled Bulb 3/8" X 1-1/4" ] [ Cap 60"] | |
| Screw Driver | |
| Glenco | |
| Mccall/Kolpak |
Description
More Information:
- DELFIELD:DELMCC2THC-0064-035 ,DELMCC2THC0064-035 ,MCC2THC-0064-035 ,MCC2THC0064-035||MCCALL:2THC-0064-035 ,2THC-0064-065 ,2THC0064-035 ,2THC0064035 ,MCC2THC0064-035||RANCO:A30-3725 ,A30-3725-000||STAR MFG:SP64-35 ,SP64-44||STERO:2THC0064-035
Step1: Disconnect power to the cooler and verify the unit is de-energized before servicing.
Step2: Remove the control panel and note the wiring connections on the existing thermostat.
Step3: Disconnect the wires and carefully remove the sensing bulb and capillary tube from their mounting clips.
Step4: Install the new control, routing the capillary tube without kinks or sharp bends.
Step5: Secure the sensing bulb in its original location and reconnect the wiring.
Step6: Reassemble the panel, restore power, and test temperature regulation for proper operation.
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What maintenance is required for the Glenco SP64-35 Control?
Ensure the control is kept clean and protected from moisture and dust to maintain stable operation. Periodically check electrical terminals for secure connections and signs of wear. Always switch off power before inspection and avoid forcing adjustment knobs.
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What are common issues with the Glenco SP64-35 Control?
- Temperature control becoming inconsistent or drifting.
- Control knob or switch becoming unresponsive or stiff.
- Loose wiring causing intermittent operation.
- Moisture intrusion affecting internal components.
- Sensor or calibration faults leading to incorrect cooling cycles.