This is the 220-volt version of the Sandia single-tube inline heater assembly, for heated Sandia extractors built for 220 to 240-volt service rather than standard North American 120-volt power. It does the same job as the 120-volt assembly: solution leaves the pump, passes through the heater tube, and arrives at the wand hot enough to break down oily soil and traffic-lane grime that cold water leaves behind. When the machine still builds normal pressure but the water at the tool is lukewarm, this assembly is usually where the repair ends up.
Voltage is the one thing to get right before ordering. A heater assembly matched to the wrong supply voltage will either underperform badly or fail, and the mistake is easy to make because the part looks identical to its 120-volt sibling. Check the machine data plate, not the receptacle you happen to be standing next to. The 120-volt assembly is Sandia 10-0905.
Built for
- Sandia heated extractors wired for 220 to 240-volt supply.
- International and industrial installations running on 230-volt service.
- Machines whose heater tube has scaled shut in hard-water regions.
- Units where the element was dry-fired before the solution line was primed.
Before you replace the heater tube
Rule out the inexpensive causes first. Confirm the heater has power on its own circuit, separate from the machine, since heated extractors draw too much current to share one. Reset the thermostat at the end of the inline heater, a frequent and free fix for a no-heat complaint. Make sure solution is flowing and the inline filter is not blocked, because starved flow both stops heating and endangers the element. If power, thermostat, and flow all check out and the water is still cold, the tube assembly is the fault.
Specifications
- Sandia part number 10-0905-220.
- Type: inline heater tube assembly, single tube.
- Voltage: 220 volts.
- Application: Sandia heated carpet extractors built for 220 to 240-volt service.
- Related parts: 10-0905 standard-voltage assembly, 10-0904 foam heater insulation, 10-0906 heater box.
Sandia warranty
- 2-year warranty on all vacuum motors.
- 2-year warranty on 100 psi pumps only; 1-year warranty on all other pumps.
- 90 days on parts, tools, and accessories.
The warranty does not cover defects or failures resulting from improper or absent maintenance, misapplication, misuse, tampering, or substitution of provided parts. It also does not cover a pump stored in freezing conditions, a pump run for extended time with no water, use of powdered detergent, failure to flush the system regularly with a vinegar solution, filters removed from the solution tank, or pumps with inline filters that are not cleaned regularly. Sandia covers up to one year of service labor at the manufacturer calculated hourly labor rate when performed by a manufacturer-authorized service provider; after one year the original retail purchaser is responsible for all labor costs. Authorized warranty replacement parts must come directly from the manufacturer, and any other parts void the warranty. Contact the manufacturer before changing out parts, and do not return parts or equipment without an RMA number and approval. Warranty starts on the purchase date by the original purchaser from an authorized distributor, subject to proof of purchase.
Frequently asked questions
How do I confirm my machine needs the 220-volt version?
Read the machine data plate rather than the outlet. It states the supply voltage the unit was built for. If it reads 120 volts, order Sandia 10-0905 instead.
Can I run a 220-volt heater assembly on 120-volt power?
No. The heater will not reach usable temperature and the mismatch risks damage. Match the assembly to the machine voltage.
The machine pumps fine but the water is cold. Where do I start?
Check that the heater is on its own live circuit, reset the inline thermostat, and confirm solution flow and a clean inline filter. Those cover most no-heat cases before any part is replaced.
What destroys a heater element fastest?
Dry-firing. Energizing the element with no water around it can ruin it within seconds, so always prime the solution line before switching on the heat.
Does hard water shorten heater life?
Yes. Scale accumulates inside the tube and cuts both flow and heat transfer. Flushing regularly with a vinegar solution slows it, and Sandia excludes failures from skipped flushing from warranty coverage.
Buying from an authorized Sandia dealer
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Sandia dealer, so this is the factory part rather than a look-alike. That matters twice over on a machine still under warranty: Sandia requires warranty replacement parts to come directly from the manufacturer, and substituting other parts voids coverage. Our US-based team works with these extractors every day and can confirm the right part number for your serial and pressure rating before you order, so you are not guessing from a parts diagram.
