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DIXIE Main Power Cord Harness
Price: $47.21
This is the main Power Harness in several of the Dix Narco Soda Machines. DNCB . Consisting of:
1.) The power cord that runs out to the wall.
2.) The black or brown box located in the lower left of the inside of the machine, with an outlet in the front of it which the compressor plugs into.
3.) The two wires that run across the machine to the right, one of which goes up inside the machine, and pluggs into the circulating fans inside the soda machine.? The other of which plugs into the back of the "Cold Control. or Thermostat.: (DLAA1294)
As the old ones age from heat they begin to crack up. Even though the insulation may still be on the wires down under the machine, once they have tiny cracks in them there in the wet environment they become an electrocution hazard. Especially any where that kids can get to the machines, like swimming pools and most public places. If they walk up to it bare foot and get a electrical shock, minor ones are just a warning larger ones can injur or kill your customers and family.
Electrical shocks from a soda machine can be caused by any wire or componet such as motors and switches as it starts to fail and bleed electricity. Normally they are caused by cracked power cords up under the machine or a compressor that is leaking power into its casing. Replaicing the complete power cord HELPS with shocks caused by any other part of the machine, as it now will have a good ground. Plugging the new power cord into a GFI is required in many locations as one more safety step.
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