Thermistor
Common temperature-sensing fault part. Confirm resistance range and connector.
Follett E2 means the reservoir did not fill in time. Check supply pressure, inlet screens, valve flow, water line restrictions, and level sensing.
Follett E2 means the reservoir did not fill in time. Check supply pressure, inlet screens, valve flow, water line restrictions, and level sensing.
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Common temperature-sensing fault part. Confirm resistance range and connector.
Useful to price for airflow, warm cabinet, or coil-icing symptoms.
Check this on ice buildup and defrost-cycle failures.
Low-risk maintenance item for water-flow and ice-quality complaints.
Follett error code E2 indicates a water inlet fault. The machine commanded a fill, but the reservoir or trough did not reach the expected water level within the allowed time. Follett nugget and flake machines depend on steady incoming water flow to feed the evaporator and auger assembly. If the water system starves, the machine can overheat the evaporator, run the auger dry, or shut down on safeties. In day-to-day service, E2 usually comes from a restricted inlet valve, low supply pressure, or a failed water-level input.
| Part | Notes |
|---|---|
| Water inlet valve | Replace if the coil energizes but flow stays weak |
| Water level sensor or float assembly | Replace if the control never sees a full reservoir |
| Water filter cartridge | Replace if a clogged filter is starving the machine |
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If the machine still faults on E2 with good supply pressure and a clean valve, the board may be losing the level signal or the reservoir geometry may be scaled badly enough to affect sensor action. A commercial ice tech can diagnose the control inputs safely.