Hubbell J-Series Electric Tank Booster Heaters
Current and older. 20 model numbers in this series.
Model numbers in this series
Find yours on the data plate. Letters after the base number usually mark the voltage, finish or door and do not change the repair.
- J67R
- J167T
- J169T
- J1610S
- J1612S
- J1612RS
- J1613RS
- J1615RS
- J1618RS
- J1618T
- J1618T4
- J1624RS
- J1624S
- J1630RS
- J1636RS
- J1636S
- J1636T
- J1636T4
- J1639RS
- J1639T
Repairs this series usually needs
- Rinse below 180F
- High limit tripped and no heat
- Scaled elements
- Thermostat problems
- Contactor problems
The J-series are Hubbell’s electric tank booster heaters, in 16 gallon J16 models and 6 gallon compact J6 models, from the J67R and J167T to the J1636T and J1639T. The kilowatts and voltage are part of the model number, so the data plate is the first thing we ask you to read.
These boosters raise hot water to the 180F a dishmachine rinse needs. When the rinse is cool, we check the thermostat, the high limit, the elements and the contactor. Hard water leaves scale in the tank and on elements, which slows recovery.
Turn the heater off at the breaker first, before anyone checks it. We do not drain a booster tank unless the owner’s manual calls for it. The cost is agreed first, and the repair labor has a 30-day guarantee.
About this series
- Electric tank boosters in 16 gallon J16 models and 6 gallon compact J6 models
- ASME tank
- Many kilowatt and voltage options
- Made for 180F rinse water
- Models such as J67R, J167T, J1612S and J1636T
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The kilowatts and voltage are in the number, so the data plate tells us what the heater is. Read it to us when you call, and we confirm parts.
Why is my booster not heating?
A tripped high limit, a failed contactor, a bad thermostat or scaled elements are common. Power it down at the breaker before anyone looks at it, and call us.
Are older J-series boosters worth repairing?
Often yes. The cost comes first, and we say so if a repair is not worth it. Many J-series heaters have been in service for years, and the parts are simple.
Book repair for your Hubbell J-Series Electric Tank Booster Heaters
Tell us the maker, the model number from the data plate and what the unit is doing. We confirm a three-hour arrival window and give you a written price before any work starts.