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Final rinse “pressure switches” have been deleted from rinse injector installation kits,
and are now only available as an optional part
Rinse Injector Pressure Switch Installation
Most dishmachines on the market today feature a separate power
source for activating rinse injectors. These terminals are only
activated when power is applied to the final rinse cycle. Because some
“conveyor” and “flite” type dishmachines do not feature a separate
rinse “signal”, it may be necessary to install a “rinse pressure switch”
to electrically activate the rinse injector. On these machines, a
constant power source (L1 & L2) is applied to the injector
transformer, and a rinse “pressure switch” will have to be installed.
The rinse injector will then be activated when the switch “closes”
(from the pressure created from the final rinse water). It will be
necessary to install ¼” tubing from the dishmachine’s final rinse pipe
to the pressure switch (see photo at right). Use the enclosed fitting to
complete the connection.
Rinse Injector Pressure Switch Wiring Guide
Properly wiring the pressure switch to a rinse injector’s control board varies from the type of injector in
use. The wiring guide below highlights the schematic per each injector.
Soil-A-Way, Geo Center Rinse Max II, Geo II Solid Rinse
Vanguard Dry Max