Fisher Manufacturing 2949 Ultra-Spray Valve 3/8" MPT

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Fisher Ultra-Spray Valve
[ Water ] [ Size 3/8" Mpt ] [ Spray ] [ Width 4" ]
[ Brand Fisher ] [ Mfg# 2949 ]
Ultra Spray With Long Squeeze Lever
1.15 GPM Brass Vee-Jet Nozzle

Description

The Fisher Manufacturing 2949 Ultra-Spray Valve 3/8" MPT is a replacement head that is used in commercial pre-rinse faucet and sink assemblies. It sprays the water directionally to clean dishes, cookware, and food preparation surfaces under high-volume kitchen conditions. This valve is normally fitted in the dishwashing stations, cafeteria, and other foodservice operations during maintenance or repair. In the faucet system, the outlet that is controlled by the operator facilitates efficient cleaning operations and the flow of water during use.

More Information:

  • FISHER MFG:16995 ,2912 ,2949 ,2990 ,71307 ,FIS2949 ,FIS2990 ,FIS71307

Step1: Shut off main water supply and relieve system pressure completely before starting.

Step2: Remove existing valve and clean pipe threads of debris.

Step3: Apply thread sealant to connections.

Step4: Thread new valve onto line, tighten with wrench, align spray head.

Step5: Restore water slowly and check for leaks.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Fisher Manufacturing 2949 Ultra-Spray Valve?

    Regularly inspect and clean the spray nozzle to prevent mineral buildup and clogging. Check seals and O-rings for wear and replace when needed. Lubricate moving parts lightly for smooth operation and avoid leaks. Shut off the water supply before servicing.

  • What are common issues with the Fisher Manufacturing 2949 Ultra-Spray Valve?

    • Clogging due to mineral deposits or debris.
    • Reduced spray pressure or uneven spray pattern during operation.
    • Leaks from worn seals or O-rings.
    • Trigger or valve sticking or failure to close properly.