FLOAT SWITCH for Hoshizaki - Part# 435490-01

FLOAT SWITCH for Hoshizaki - Part# 435490-01

Hoshizaki Float Switch Replacement Part 435490-01 - The float switch is possibly the most common part to fail in your Hoshizaki machine. If you are getting E6 or E7 flashing on the control panel, or if your unit will not come on after it has been off for a while or will not fill with water at all this part needs to be replaced. If you are unsure if this float switch is the cause of your issue, please contact us for help troubleshooting by following these steps:

The FLOAT SWITCH for Hoshizaki refrigerators controls the flow of refrigerant. This float switch is designed to shut off the compressor if the liquid level in the evaporator falls to a specific level, eliminating dry running and ensuring that there is always enough liquid to provide cooling. Features include a built-in sealing ring, a noncorrosive plastic case, and a sealed zinc alloy operating button.

Big things can come in small packages, particularly when you are talking about the FLOAT SWITCH for Hoshizaki®. Replacing the original float switch found in many Hoshizaki® ice maker models, this unit provides the same reliable performance that you have come to expect from Hoshizaki®.

This float switch fits Hoshizaki (HSCFBC series and FBC-S and DCF series and DCF-S and DCF-B and DCFB and DCFB-S), Scotsman, Metalsa, Munters, GE, Technifreeze CT500 , Kendall KSC/KSCN Series, KlikAire KN-C series sold separately once you confirm the dimensions for this part will fit

This float switch for a Hoshizaki 100" W x 25" D x 34" H chiller is a perfect replacement or backup part.

The float switch for Hoshizaki is a standard float switch that comes with most refrigerators. It needs to be replaced if it gets stuck or begins to drip. Replacement can cost as much as $170 so it's best to shop around and compare the prices.

The float switch attaches to the motor assembly on the HC Series Hoshizaki Ice Makers so it can sense when water has reached the fill level. When this occurs, it will send a signal to stop producing ice so that there is no chance for overflow. The 4 pin connector comes with pig tail wire to connect to an ice machine control board.