E638 000014062 Dump Valve 120 Volt Ice Maker

Product Description

The E638 000014062 is a genuine OEM replacement dump valve rated at 120 volts, designed for use in commercial ice makers. The dump valve controls the release of water during the harvest and purge cycle, helping to prevent mineral buildup and maintain consistent ice production. This is a direct-replacement component built to the same specifications as the original factory part. Licensed HVAC-R technicians and refrigeration service pros handle this type of replacement as part of routine ice machine maintenance. The valve measures 5.00 inches by 5.98 inches by 4.02 inches and is constructed of metal for durability in wet, high-cycle environments.

This dump valve is suited for commercial ice maker service applications where the OEM part has begun to leak or has failed to seat properly. Leaking is the most common failure mode for this component, and in some cases cleaning the valve seat can restore function before a full replacement is needed. When cleaning does not resolve the issue, installing a genuine OEM replacement ensures correct fit and function without modifications. This part is intended for technicians performing scheduled maintenance or emergency service on compatible ice-making equipment.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM replacement part - built to original factory specifications
• Rated at 120 volts for direct compatibility with standard ice maker electrical systems
• Metal construction for durability in continuous-use, high-moisture environments
• Direct drop-in fit - no modifications required during installation
• Maintains equipment warranty when genuine OEM parts are used

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement dump valve for commercial ice makers requiring a 120-volt dump valve assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified refrigeration or appliance technician. Disconnect electrical power and shut off the water supply to the ice maker before beginning any service work. Inspect the valve seat and water lines for mineral deposits before installing the new valve. Follow all applicable local codes and the equipment manufacturer's service documentation during installation.