Scotsman 12-1646-01 Ice Machine Water Inlet Valve 120V

SKU: 12-1646-01 Brand:
Scotsman
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Water Inlet Valve, 120V
Scotsman Mdt5N25, Mdt5N40, Nd550, Nd650, Nde550, Nde554,
Nde650, Nde654

Description

The Scotsman 12-1646-01 Water Inlet Valve operates at 120V and is designed to deliver precise water flow, ensuring optimal in your ice machine.. This valve is uniquely constructed robust and durable enough to last under heavy usage and in the MDT5N25, MDT5N40, ND550, ND650, NDE550, NDE554, NDE650, NDE654, and other ice machine models. Maintaining the right water supply helps your ice machine run efficiently and produce high quality and high performance ice. This is an essential component to upgrade your ice making setup to get the better results in your operations.

More Information:

  • SCOTSMAN:12-1646-01

Step1: Disconnect power and shut off water supply to the ice machine.

Step2: Access the inlet valve by removing the service panel.

Step3: Disconnect water lines and electrical connectors from the old valve.

Step4: Install the new valve, securing it firmly in place.

Step5: Reconnect water lines and wiring correctly.

Step6: Turn on water supply and check for leaks.

Step7: Restore power and test ice production.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Scotsman 12-1646-01 Water Inlet Valve?

    Regularly clean the ice machine inlet screen and flush mineral deposits to prevent clogging. Inspect for leaks, corrosion, and ensure proper water pressure for stable operation. Always shut off water and power before servicing to maintain safety and accuratly.

  • What are common issues with the Scotsman 12-1646-01 Water Inlet Valve?

    • Clogged inlet screen from sediment buildup.
    • Water not entering ice machine due to valve failure.
    • Intermittent flow or inconsistent water supply.
    • Electrical coil malfunction preventing opening.
    • Leaks from worn seals or cracked housing.