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Gallon Jar Pump, 120 mm - Solution

Model:PS-GP/N:83180GTIN:687329014132List:$138.32 USD
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  • Gallon Jar Pump 120 mm - Solution

This durable polycarbonate pump dispenses directly from a 1 gallon (3.8 L) jar with an 120 mm neck opening. You should measure the outside diameter of your jar opening - including the threads, to determine the proper size needed. The stainless steel lid will sit over the jar threads.

Solution™ pumps are quite versatile in their ability to dispense a variety of thick, thin and even products with particulates. Unlike most plastic pumps, the Solution™ style pumps offer adjustable portion control, can be disassembled, are dishwasher safe and NSF listed. A 1 ounce (30 mL) serving is the maximum portion per stroke. Portions can be reduced in 1/4 ounce (7 mL) increments, using the supplied gauging collars.

Dispenses:
Thin
Thick
Thicker
Certifications:
2YrWarranty
NSF
Warning-Prop65
Serving Application:
Ambient
Standard features include:
  • Durable, polycarbonate pump and stainless steel lid
  • 1 oz maximum portion, adjusts in 1/4 oz increments
  • Removable parts are all dishwasher safe
  • Dispense a wide range of cold products from syrups to relish by selecting (1) of the (3) discharge fittings included
  • Specifications
  • Documentation
  • Trouble Shooting
GTIN687329014132
Height Above Container7 1/8" | 18.1 cm
Weight2 lb | .9 kg
Dimensional Weight3 lb | 1.4 kg
International Dim Wt4 lb | 1.8 kg
Works With1 gal (3.8 L) jar; 120 mm threads
Capacity1 gal | 3.8 L
Dispense Typepump
Full Portion1 oz | 30 mL
Portionadjustable in 1/4 oz (7 mL) increments; up to 1 oz (30 mL)
NSF ListedY

Specification Sheet

Problem:

Why is my Solution pump dripping product?

Solution:

Solution pumps come with (3) discharge fittings with varying opening sizes. Thick products work with the largest opening and thin the smallest. If your product is dripping, it may need the next smaller opening from what is installed. Too hard to push? Use the discharge fitting with a larger opening.

Problem:

Why is my Solution  pump difficult to push down to pump?

Solution:

Solution pumps come with (3) discharge fittings with varying opening sizes. Thick products work with the largest opening and thin the smallest. If it's too hard to push, you may need the discharge fitting with the next larger opening.

Problem:

Why does my Solution pump dispense only a little or no product?

Solution:

When this happens on a Solution pump, the first place to look is within the pump assembly. With the pump apart, check if the ball valves and seal are properly installed. Ball valves must be facing downward.

Our trick to remembering this is to say, in your mom's voice, "Put the BALL DOWN!". My bet is you won't forget it, no matter how hard you try.

Problem:

Why isn't my Solution pump returning to the start position after dispensing?

Solution:

If the plunger is not returning to start position after dispensing, it may likely be a broken spring. The spring is a replacement piece that will eventually wear out and break.

Sometimes how the pump is assembled can cause it to "lock-up" somewhat. During assembly, compress the pump and spring, while aligning flats on piston with the flats inside the cylinder. Another tip is the locking collar should be installed with the pump compressed.

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