This is a Genuine Hamilton Beach Plastic (Black) Faucet/Spigot used on a Commercial Coffee Pot. This part does have a Metal Nut used to attach it to the unit. No additional pieces or tools needed to replace this part.
1. Loosen and remove water gauge from pot faucet.
2. Use 15/16\" socket to remove the nut (inside the pot).
3. Pull the complete faucet out, noting placement of rubber washer.
4. Install new faucet, insuring new washer is in same position as old washer.
5. Tighten nut while keeping faucet vertical.with pot.
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7. Fill with enough water to cover inside of faucet. Check for leaks.
Removed the water gauge, using a socket set, removed the faucet., Replaced the socket and gauge. Very simple process specially when the replacement parts fit perfectly. Now I have a fully operational coffee pot instead of buying a new one saving a good amount of money.
My 60 cup coffee urn did not have a water lever gauge and I wanted to add one by ordering ôreplacement partsö I was able to switch out the original spout with the new assembly I ordered and the water gauge. The new spout is designed with a push bar similar to a self serve soda fountain so you can fill you cup one handed just by pressing a
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Using an adjustable wrench I unscrewed the nut inside my coffee urn and removed the original spout assembly. Then I assembled the new spout with the gauge tube and attached it to the urn using the same method as removing it. I couldnÆt get it tight enough so my husband did that part. ItÆs so much nicer to know the hot liquid level at a glance now and I donÆt have to remove the lid and filter basket (which can be very hot) to see inside.
The nut on the spigot inside the the coffee maker was removed and the defective spigot slid out of the mounting hole. The replacement and seals were assembled in order and the nut reapplied.
A few cups of water were placed in the pot, no leakage was detected and the water drained through the new spigot.
1. Used an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut inside the coffee urn.
2. Removed the sight level from the spout.
3. Held onto the nut using a wrench, and rotated the spout to unscrew.
4. Threw out the broken spout.
5. Held the nut in place with a wrench, and tightened the new spout into place.
6. Reinstalled
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7. Brewed fresh coffee for the drivers.
1. Removed the old faucet.
2. Cleaned the area where the faucet connects.
3. Inserted the new faucet making sure rubber grommet was on the proper side.
4. Tightened the inner nut with the faucet at a 90% angle.
5. Holding the nut, turned the faucet upright making it tight and secure.
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This part works with the following models:
ERP Number: ERP17581649
Manufacturer Part Number: 990044200
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