Nut, Acorn #6-32 Nylon (24224.0000)
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The genuine BUNN 24224.0000 Nut, Acorn \#6-32 Nylon is a precision OEM replacement part designed for the reliable repair of your commercial beverage equipment. This durable fastener features a specialized **\#6-32 thread size** in an **Acorn nut style** to secure components while providing a clean, capped finish. Crafted from high-quality **Nylon**, it ensures excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and acts as an electrical insulator, making it the ideal choice for demanding commercial coffee environments.
This small but vital component is specifically used on certain BUNN commercial machines, including the **Bunnomatic model MHG**. If your existing nut is damaged, worn, or lost, replacing it with the authentic **BUNN Part \#24224.0000** is crucial for maintaining the operational stability and safety of your unit. Always confirm that this OEM part fits your specific machine model, and ensure the machine is powered off before beginning any installation or replacement procedure.
Avoid operational downtime and ensure the longevity of your machine by using only genuine BUNN parts. The authentic **Nut, Acorn \#6-32 Nylon (24224.0000)** offers the precise fit and reliability required for a professional repair. Keep your equipment running at peak performance—purchase this essential **BUNN Nylon Acorn Nut** and all your commercial espresso and coffee machine replacement parts conveniently at Kaldi.com.
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