Allpoints Foodservice 44-1480 Ice Thickness Probe

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS FOODSERVICE 44-1480 is an ice thickness probe designed for commercial ice machines. This probe monitors ice slab or cube thickness during the freeze cycle, signaling the control board when ice has reached the correct thickness and triggering the harvest cycle. Proper probe function is critical to consistent ice production and preventing energy waste from over-freeze or under-freeze conditions. At 0.17 pounds, it is a compact, lightweight component installed by refrigeration technicians or qualified commercial appliance service professionals.

This ice thickness probe is used in commercial ice machine applications where the original probe has failed, corroded, or produced erratic harvest signals. Incorrect harvest timing caused by a faulty probe often leads to thin ice, incomplete harvests, or continuous freeze cycles. This part is a direct replacement for Manitowoc part number 7619963, restoring proper harvest cycle control without modifications to the existing wiring harness or control board connections.

Key Features

• Direct OEM-style replacement for Manitowoc ice thickness probe 7619963
• Restores accurate freeze cycle termination and harvest cycle initiation
• Lightweight construction at 0.17 pounds for easy handling during service
• Designed for commercial ice machine applications requiring precise thickness sensing
• Drop-in fitment reduces service time on supported Manitowoc units

Compatibility

Replaces Manitowoc part number 7619963. Verify probe connector type and bracket mounting against the existing installation before ordering to confirm fitment on your specific unit.

Installation Notes

Ice thickness probes are serviced by refrigeration technicians or commercial appliance repair professionals. Before replacing the probe, power down the ice machine and allow any remaining ice to harvest or manually initiate a harvest cycle to clear the evaporator. Disconnect the probe wiring carefully and note the routing before removal. Follow the machine manufacturer's service manual for probe positioning and gap specifications, as probe placement directly affects harvest cycle performance.