Manitowoc 000015573 Thermistor Assembly NTC IP68

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000015573
The Manitowoc 000015573 Thermistor Assembly NTC IP68 detects the temperature by negative temperature coefficient resistance. Resistance changes with the temperature and signals are transmitted to the control system. The equipment has it installed where moisture is likely to occur because it is sealed. The assembly has direct connection to temperature monitoring circuits. Its design enables it to be used in wet conditions. The thermistor assists in reaction to thermal change in the system. It is designed to be used with compatible controls and provides continuous temperature data when the machine is running.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 1 lbs
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Manufacturer Name: Manitowoc
Product Number: 000015573
OEM Part Number: 000015573
Product Description: Thermistor Assembly Ntc
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Dimensions:
Length:1in/2.54cm
Width:1in/2.54cm
Height:1in/2.54cm
Weight:0lbs/0g

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What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 000015573 Thermistor Assembly?

Regularly inspect the thermistor for secure mounting and proper alignment. Check wiring for wear, corrosion, or loose connections. Test temperature readings against a calibrated thermometer to ensure accurate sensing and reliable ice machine operation.

What are common issues with the Manitowoc 000015573 Thermistor Assembly?

  • Inaccurate temperature readings.
  • Delayed ice production.
  • Intermittent sensor signal.
  • Thermistor failing to trigger the ice harvest.

What maintenance is required for the Manitowoc 000015573 Thermistor Assembly NTC?

Inspect the thermistor probe regularly for scale buildup, moisture damage, or loose wiring connections. Keep the sensing area clean to ensure accurate temperature readings. Verify secure mounting and proper insulation to prevent false readings. Proper maintenance assists maintain consistent ice production and prevents control system errors.

What are common issues with the Manitowoc 000015573 Thermistor Assembly NTC?

  • Incorrect temperature readings due to sensor drift.
  • Open or shorted thermistor causing system faults.
  • Corrosion or moisture damage on probe wiring.
  • Loose connections leading to intermittent signals.
  • Appliance shutdown or irregular cycling behavior.

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Installation Steps

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

Step2: Remove the front or service panel to access the sensor placed.

Step3: Disconnect the wiring plug from the existing thermistor.

Step4: Extract the old probe from its clip, bracket, or sensing well.

Step5: Install the new thermistor in the same position and secure it properly.

Step6: Reconnect wiring, ensuring a tight and correct fit.

Step7: Restore power and water, then confirm stable temperature sensing during operation.