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Nor-Lake 119401 Refrigerator Control Sensor

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Ice Machine Parts, Ice Probes & Sensors,
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The Nor-Lake 119401 Refrigerator Control Sensor is a temperature detector system installed in compatible commercial units to check the temperature inside of the refrigerator. It measures variations in temperature and transmits a signal to the controller to change the operation of compressors and fans to provide adequate cooling. The sensor is installed in the refrigerated compartment or air distribution space, and it is linked to the control board and provides regular temperature data when the system is used normally. It is applied in the walk-in coolers, reach-ins, and prep tables in foodservice settings.

Dimensions

  • Length: 0.25 In
  • Width: 0.25 In
  • Height: 1.625 In
  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Probe, Dixell Ntc Defrost & Fan
  • 8' Long Overall, Bulb = 1-3/4" Long X 1/4" Dia.
  • Randell Fx-1, Fx-1Cs, Fx-2Cs, Fx-2Ws, Fx-3Ss, Ssac-40Bsc
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What are the Components of an Ice Machine?

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What maintenance is required for the Nor-Lake 119401 Probe?

Clean probe regularly to prevent buildup affecting readings. Inspect wiring and connections for corrosion or looseness to ensure accurate temperature sensing. Ensure proper placement in refrigeration unit and avoid physical damage during servicing.

What are common issues with the Nor-Lake 119401 Probe?

  • Inaccurate temperature readings due to probe drift or contamination.
  • Loose or damaged wiring causing intermittent signal loss.
  • Sensor failure from moisture ingress or corrosion.
  • Improper placement leading to false temperature readings.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power supply and ensure equipment is de-energized before starting.

Step2: Access control compartment and locate existing probe mounting point, noting wiring layout.

Step3: Remove old probe carefully and inspect cable routing for damage or wear.

Step4: Install new probe securely in original position, route cable neatly, and reconnect to control terminals.

Step5: Restore power, verify temperature readings, and ensure stable operation before closing panel.