ASCO 73488 Power Technologies rebuild kit for 8210AC series valves

REBUILD KIT 8210 AC

The rebuild kit for 8210 AC valves is used to repair the following Wisconsin Electric Thermocouples ASCO part numbers: 73487, 73488, 8310AC, 8403AC, 8503AC Kit includes: -Nozzle assembly -Actuating rod assembly -Spindle spring -Insulating cup assembly -Insulating sleeve

Keep your ASCO 8210 AC series valves running like new with this rebuild kit. It's suitable for any ASCO 8210 AC series valve and contains all the parts you need to complete a full rebuild or recharging. The kit includes a new thermal overload switch, a start and stop card, two large covers and one small cover, a flange nut and bolt, a pilot screw, a quick connect fitting as well as the air pressure adjustment assembly. This kit is suitable for use on 82

ASCO® Power Technologies rebuild kit 8210 AC series valves (73488) can be installed as an alternative to buying the whole valve. This allows you to rebuild rather than replace leading to savings. Each rebuild kit contains all the genuine replacement parts required for repair. Though commonly defined as the same ASCO® 73432 rebuild kit, these two have different part numbers as they are manufactured for different applications.

ASCO 8210AC Valve Rebuild Kit.

ASCO 73488 Power Technologies rebuild kit for 8210AC series valves *** Rebuild Kit: ASCO R7251V83 Soft Starters. ** ASKO: 8105.

The ASCO 8210 AC Series Leak-less Quick-close  valve is used in air conditioning systems. The valve is designed for closing and latching at the same time to provide a quick, positive, and reliable seal. This rebuild kit from ASCO includes O-rings, valve body screws, packing material, and other parts required for reassembly. Please refer to the chart below for detailed part information from this ASCO 73488 Power Technologies rebuild kit application guide.

The ASCO Power Technologies rebuild kit for the 8210AC Series Valves is designed to be used in conjunction with any of the 8210AC Series Valve models. The 8210AC8210AC valves are listed under NSF/ANSI Standard 61 and require a ballcock test every 5 years. By replacing the diaphragm and cover assembly, you can perform the test yourself in just a few minutes.