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| ARTICLE | 2101254 |
| Article N2 | CERI46 |
A salt container cap maintains the water-softening system in professional dishwashers by sealing the reservoir that holds dishwasher salt. Without a secure cap, the salt can spill or moisture can enter, reducing the efficiency of the ion-exchange process that prevents limescale build-up on dishes and inside the machine.
The operating principle is straightforward: dishwashers in hard-water areas rely on salt to regenerate the resin beads in the built-in water softener. These beads exchange calcium and magnesium ions for sodium ions, keeping the water soft. The salt container cap ensures the reservoir remains closed, allowing the machine to draw salt only when needed during the regeneration cycle.
To use, the operator fills the salt reservoir through the opening, then screws the cap back into place until it is hand-tight. The cap must be checked periodically for wear or cracks, as a damaged seal can lead to salt leakage or water ingress, both of which disrupt the softening process.
This LF salt container cap is designed as a direct replacement for the original part across a wide range of professional dishwashers, including under-counter, hood-type, and glasswashers. It fits models from AMIKA, ARISTARCO, COLGED, COMENDA, DEXION, DIHR, ELETTROBAR, EUROWASH, FAGOR, HILTA, HOONVED, HORECA SELECT, IME OMNIWASH, MBM, SILANOS, UNIVERBAR, and WOLK.
The cap is typically made from durable plastic, chosen for its resistance to corrosion and repeated exposure to salt and moisture.
Regular inspection of the cap is part of standard dishwasher upkeep. If the cap shows signs of cracking or the seal no longer holds, it should be replaced immediately to prevent salt spillage and maintain the machine's performance.
This part is listed in the catalogue under dishwasher accessories and spare parts, specifically for water-softening systems.