Delfield 2194808 Refrigerator Thermostat Defrost Probe
Description
Dimensions:
- Weight: 0.2 lbs
- Length: 1.55 in
- Height: 3.8 in
- Width: 6.5 in
This Part Fits the Following Models
187 modelsTemperature monitoring in compatible Delfield commercial refrigeration equipment is supported by the Delfield 2194808 Refrigerator Thermostat Defrost Probe. Installed within the refrigeration control assembly, the probe detects temperature conditions and transmits feedback to the control system for cooling and defrost operation. It works with the thermostat and control circuit to support temperature-based system response during refrigeration and defrost cycles.
Equipment Compatibility:
Compatible with Delfield refrigeration models including 186114-BSTM, 186114-BUCM, 18648-PTB, 18660-BSTM, 18672-BSTM, F15MC48D, F18RC60, F18WC60, and F18WR60.
Product Specifications:
Manufacturer: Delfield
Part Number: 2194808
Product Type: Refrigerator Thermostat Defrost Probe
Key Features:
- Provides temperature-sensing feedback to the refrigeration control system.
- Detects temperature conditions for cooling and defrost control.
- Interfaces with the refrigeration control assembly.
- Supports temperature-based control of refrigeration and defrost functions.
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Step1: Power off the refrigerator and access the evaporator section.
Step2: Remove the old probe from the coil or the mounting bracket.
Step3: Install a new probe in the same location.
Step4: Secure wiring away from moving parts.
Step5: Reassemble panels carefully.
Step6: Restore power and monitor defrost cycle accuracy.
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What maintenance is required for the Delfield 2194808 Thermostat Defrost Probe?
Clean the probe and ensure proper positioning for accurate readings. Inspect wiring for wear or damage. Routine care supports accurate defrost control and secure refrigeration performance.
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What are common issues with the Delfield 2194808 Thermostat Defrost Probe?
- Incorrect temperature sensing during defrost cycles.
- Probe displacement affecting readings.
- Wiring issues disrupting signal output.
- Delayed response to temperature changes.
- Calibration inconsistencies over time.
- Sensor failure causing defrost errors.
- Intermittent readings affecting system control.
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