E638 2007399 Water Pump 230V Manitowoc Ice Machine

Product Description

The E638 2007399 is a 230-volt replacement water pump designed for commercial ice machines. The water pump circulates water over the evaporator surface during the freeze cycle, a critical function for consistent ice formation and production capacity. This part is installed by commercial refrigeration technicians and ice machine service professionals. The unit is built as an aftermarket replacement, offering a direct-fit alternative to the original component. Voltage is rated at 230 volts, matching the electrical supply requirements of the compatible Manitowoc ice machine models listed below.

This water pump is suited for commercial ice machine applications where the original pump has failed, is underperforming, or requires scheduled replacement. It is intended for use in ice machines installed in foodservice, hospitality, and related commercial environments. Compatible models include the Manitowoc I0600, I0870C, ID0502A, S0850C, IR1800A, and SY1604A ice machines. Installation is typically performed during a preventive maintenance visit or in response to low ice production or no-water fault conditions.

Key Features

• Rated at 230 volts to match OEM electrical specifications
• Direct-fit aftermarket replacement for listed Manitowoc ice machine models
• Supports water circulation over the evaporator during the freeze cycle
• Designed for commercial ice machine service applications

Compatibility

Compatible with Manitowoc ice machine models I0600, I0870C, ID0502A, S0850C, IR1800A, and SY1604A. Replaces OEM part number 2007399.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial refrigeration or ice machine service technician. Disconnect all electrical power to the unit before removing or installing the water pump. Ensure the replacement pump voltage matches the machine supply voltage before energizing the system. Follow the equipment manufacturer service manual for pump removal, mounting orientation, and reconnection procedures.