Powers
Powers 480-270 Motor Repair Kit bath hardware
Motor repair kit includes paraffin motor, plunger, and copper material
- TypeManual Faucet
- Includes paraffin motor for reliable actuation
- Plunger assembly restores valve function
- Copper components resist corrosion
- Designed for manual faucet repair
- Motor repair kit model 480-270
Powers 480-270 Motor Repair Kit
The Powers 480-270 Motor Repair Kit provides replacement components for a manual faucet system. It includes a paraffin motor and a copper plunger designed to restore proper operation. This kit targets maintenance professionals and facility managers handling specific bath hardware repairs. It arrives in new condition ready for immediate installation.
Suits technicians servicing existing Powers
This repair kit suits technicians who need to replace worn internal parts on compatible manual faucet valves. It is not intended for buyers seeking a complete faucet replacement or those working on electronic sensor models. The copper plunger addresses specific wear points in the paraffin motor assembly. Installers without the correct valve body should verify compatibility before purchase.
Straightforward component swap for qualified
Installation involves removing the old motor and plunger then fitting the new copper plunger and paraffin motor from the kit. The process requires standard plumbing tools and access to the valve body. Common issues include mismatched valve models and debris in the water line affecting the new plunger seal. Proper flushing before reassembly helps prevent early failure.
Highlights
- Includes paraffin motor for reliable actuation
- Plunger assembly restores valve function
- Copper components resist corrosion
- Designed for manual faucet repair
- Motor repair kit model 480-270
Specifications
| Brand | Powers |
|---|---|
| Type | Manual Faucet |
Questions about this item
What faucet model does the 480-270 kit repair?
The kit is built for Powers manual faucets that use the 480-270 paraffin motor assembly.
Can the copper plunger replace a worn plastic one in an older Powers valve?
Yes, the copper plunger fits the same seat and resists wear longer than the original plastic part.
How do I confirm the repair restored proper temperature control?
Run hot and cold water; the valve should hold a steady mixed temperature without drifting.
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