Cleveland FK103726 Steamer Dual Float Assembly

SKU: FK103726 1-FK103726 Brand:
Cleveland
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Specifications:

  • Dual Float Switch
  • With Threaded Fitting At 12 O'Clock Upper Float Witness
  • Mark "O" Faces Down And Lower Float Witness Mark Faces
  • Up. Upper Switch (Red Wires) Is N/C, Lower Switch (Black
  • Wires) Is N/O.
  • Includes Qty 2 Gasket # 321341
  • Cleveland Steamer 21-Cet-8, 21-Cet-16, Ca-1E

Description

Cleveland FK103726 Float Switch Kit is used to sense the level of liquid by way of a light float that is either up or down with the fluid in the tank. The float has an internal switch which opens or closes the electrical circuit as the float moves to indicate filling or shutoff requirements. This installed in the reservoir or water chamber and is placed in such a way that it can directly observe the fluid height and relay the level change to the system when the system is operating normally.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
  • Length: 4.5 in
  • Height: 4.5 in
  • Width: 1.5 in

CLEVELAND:

103726 2093400 CLE103726 CLE2093400

GARLAND:

2093400

Step1: Turn off appliance supply power, and allow system to cool completely.

Step2: Open access panel and carefully remove old float assembly from housing.

Step3: Align new float assembly with mounting bracket and secure fasteners tightly.

Step4: Reconnect wiring, ensure float moves freely without obstruction or binding in chamber.

Step5: Restore power, test system operation, check for leaks, and verify proper float function.

  • What maintenance is required for the Cleveland FK103726 Steamer Dual Float Assembly?

    Regularly inspect and clean the float assembly to remove scale and debris. Ensure floats move freely and seals remain intact to maintain accurate steam level control. Preventive maintenance reduces malfunctions and supports safe, efficient steamer operation.

  • What are common issues with the Cleveland FK103726 Steamer Dual Float Assembly?

    • Clogging from mineral scale affecting float movement.
    • Inaccurate water level readings causing operational inconsistency.
    • Worn or sticking float mechanism leading to erratic control.
    • Faulty seals resulting in steam leakage issues.

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    Provides solid performance, steady results

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