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Manitowoc 7627813 Ice Machine Thickness Probe 4" 3-1/4"

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The Manitowoc 7627813 Ice Machine Thickness Probe controls the amount of ice produced by detecting the amount of ice accumulated on the evaporator surface. The probe senses contact as the ice increases and transmits a signal that activates the next step of the machine cycle. It is fixed in the evaporator compartment of specific ice machines, and is projected into the ice-forming space. The probe has a total length of 4" and 3-1/4" active sensing. Its structure allows proper timing of the cycle depending on the ice thickness.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 0.11 lbs
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Controlling ice thickness during the ice-making cycle, the Manitowoc 7627813 Thickness Control Single is a control component used within commercial ice-making equipment. The thickness control monitors the ice formation condition and provides the control input needed to regulate the production cycle. Its single configuration is designed for the specified control arrangement, while the 4" X 3-1/4" dimensions identify its physical size within the ice machine assembly.

Ice Thickness Detection:
Detects the progression of ice formation as ice accumulates on the evaporator surface. Once the ice reaches the required sensing point, the probe provides an electrical signal to the control system, allowing the equipment to proceed to the next stage of the operating cycle. Accurate detection helps maintain repeatable ice formation from one cycle to another.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replace the Thickness Control single if it is cracked, damaged, corroded, worn, or no longer provides reliable ice-thickness sensing. The part number 7627813 and dimensions 4" × 3-1/4" should be verified before replacement to ensure the correct thickness probe is selected. Replace the probe if deterioration affects ice-thickness detection, sensor positioning, signal response, or normal ice machine operation.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Ice-thickness sensing becomes inconsistent.
  • Probe shows visible cracking, corrosion, or physical damage.
  • Sensor positioning changes within the ice-making assembly.
  • Control response to developing ice becomes inconsistent.
  • Ice machine operation is affected by improper thickness detection.

Equipment Compatibility:
The Manitowoc 7627813 Thickness Control single is specified for equipment requiring this particular probe configuration. Verify the equipment model, manufacturer part number, dimensions, and sensing arrangement before purchase.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: Manitowoc
Part Number: 7627813
Component Name: Thickness Control
Equipment Type: Commercial Ice Machine

Replaces Parts
MANITOWOC:
76-2781-3, 7627813, MAN76-2781-3, MAN7627813
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What are the Components of an Ice Machine?

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What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 7627813 Ice Thickness Probe?

Regularly inspect the probe tip for mineral buildup or debris that could affect readings. Ensure electrical connections are secure and the probe is properly seated. Test measurement accuracy periodically and clean gently with a non-abrasive solution.

What are common issues with the Manitowoc 7627813 Ice Thickness Probe?

  • Inaccurate ice thickness readings.
  • Probe failing to detect ice consistently.
  • Intermittent electrical signal.
  • Loose mounting is affecting measurements.

What does the Manitowoc 7627813 Thickness Control monitor?

The Manitowoc 7627813 is a thickness-control component associated with ice formation in a Manitowoc ice machine. It is used to monitor the ice formation point within the machine's operating cycle.

How does the thickness control relate to the ice-making cycle?

The thickness control provides a control input related to the amount of ice formed during the production cycle. This input helps the ice machine determine when the formation stage has reached its intended point.

Why is thickness control used in an ice machine?

Thickness control establishes a defined point for managing ice formation rather than allowing the production cycle to continue without a thickness-related control input. This makes it part of the machine's ice-production control system.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off and unplug the unit to prevent electrical hazards.

Step2: Access the probe area by removing the front or top panel.

Step3: Detach the old probe from its bracket and unplug connections.

Step4: Position the replacement probe correctly against the evaporator.

Step5: Secure it firmly and reconnect all electrical leads.

Step6: Reassemble panels, power on, and check ice formation consistency.