Lincoln 369012 Conveyor Oven Fuse Holder

SKU: 369012 1-369012 Brand: Availability:
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$12.16


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Specifications:

  • Fuse Holder, Accepts 1/4" X 1-1/4" Fuses.
  • Accepts Mda Fuses
  • Push To Turn Bayonet Cap.
  • Fits 1/2" Panel Hole.
  • Lincoln 1000, 1100, 1101, 1102, 1103, 1116,
  • 1117, 1200,1450, 1451, 1480, 1600, 1600-000-A, 1600-000A,
  • 1601, 1601-000-A, 1622, 1652

Description

The Lincoln 369012 Conveyor Oven Fuse Holder contains and fixes a replaceable switch, which keeps an electrical circuit closed until an overcurrent opens the ignition element and breaks the power. It is a clamped switch that conducts the current when the circuit is operating normally and breaks the circuit when the filter is opened. It is fitted inside the electrical compartment, normally on the power distribution or control circuit. Actual parts are separated by insulated materials between the enclosure and the actual parts. Incoming and outgoing conductors are received on terminal points.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.01 lbs
  • Length: 2.5 in
  • Height: 1 in
  • Width: 0.5 in

CECILWARE:

8078 GM8078

NIECO:

4093

Step1: Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing the electrical panel for installation.

Step2: Open the panel and locate the existing fuse holder carefully.

Step3: Remove the fuse and disconnect wiring connections.

Step4: Detach the old holder from its mounting point.

Step5: Install the new fuse holder in position.

Step6: Reconnect wiring securely and insert the fuse.

Step7: Close the panel and restore power.

  • What maintenance is required for the Lincoln 369012 Fuse Holder?

    Regularly inspect the fuse holder for loose connections, corrosion, or heat damage around the terminals. Keep the contact points clean and free from dust or debris to ensure proper electrical flow. Tighten mounting hardware to maintain accurate fuse retention and stable operation.

  • What are common issues with the Lincoln 369012 Fuse Holder?

    • Loose or weak fuse clips causing intermittent electrical contact.
    • Overheating due to poor terminal connections.
    • Corrosion on metal contacts affecting conductivity.
    • Cracked or damaged housing from electrical pressure or conditional exposure.
    • Fuse not seating properly, leading to inconsistent circuit protection.

Customer Reviews

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  • Excellent fuse holder
    Jeremy —

    This Fuse Holder is ideal for my purposes. It is durable, dependable, and has maintained my equipment functioning well. Highly recommended.

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