Discontinued-See Extended Desc.

This Fleck microswitch was originally produced for the Fleck 6700 control valve from Pentair, and it has since been discontinued as an individual part. Although it is no longer offered on its own, the same component remains available within several factory service and repair kits, so you can still source the correct switch to keep an existing 6700-series softener or filter running properly. Identifying the right kit for your valve is the key to a smooth, successful repair, since the switch is bundled with related components.

The microswitch is a small but essential element of the valve's electromechanical timing system. It senses the position of internal components and signals regeneration steps as the control head advances through its cycle. When a microswitch fails, the valve may stall partway through a cycle, skip stages, or fail to regenerate on schedule, all of which compromise the performance of your water-treatment system and can leave you with hard or untreated water. Replacing a faulty switch promptly restores reliable, automatic operation and protects water quality.

• Originally designed for the Fleck 6700 control valve
• Function: regeneration cycle timing and position-sensing microswitch
• Discontinued as a standalone part by Pentair
• Available within kits FL60055-51, FL60057-01, FL60058-01, FL60320-03, and FL62103-02
• Genuine Fleck/Pentair replacement component
• Very low weight, listed at approximately 0.01 lbs per each

Sourcing the Right Replacement

If your 6700 valve needs this microswitch, the path forward is to order one of the listed service kits, each of which includes the switch along with related timing and electrical components for a thorough repair. Matching genuine Fleck parts to your exact valve model and series helps ensure proper fit, correct timing, and dependable regeneration over the long term, while avoiding the fit problems that can come from generic substitutes. When in doubt, confirm your valve's model number and configuration before selecting a kit so you receive precisely the components your control head requires for years of reliable, automatic operation. Replacing the microswitch together with the other timing components included in the kit ensures the whole sensing-and-signaling circuit is renewed at once, which is the most dependable way to bring an older 6700 valve back to reliable, automatic regeneration.