Ultrafryer 18A054 Fryer Momentary Switch

SKU: 18A054 1-18A054 Brand:
Ultrafryer
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Specifications:

  • Push Button Switch
  • Fits 5/8" Hole, 1Nc, 1No,1Comm, Mom-Push,
  • 3Ea Solder Terminals,
  • Jackson Dishewasher Jpx300, Start Cycle Switch

Description

The Ultrafryer 18A054 Fryer Momentary Switch completes an electrical circuit when pressure is applied. This is opened, and the signal is terminated, then it can be activated temporarily and controlled. This is enclosed on the control panel or operator interface area so that it can be accessed directly when it is in use. It is intended to be used in commercial equipmen and it supports intermittent control measures like resets or manual commands. The component is part of the electrical system and can be used as a replacement for worn-out momentary switches.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
  • Length: 2.5 in
  • Height: 0.75 in
  • Width: 1.38 in

This Part Fits the Following Models

1 model

JACKSON:

05930-002-68-27 5930-002-68-27 59300026827

Step1: Disconnect power and ensure appliance is cool.

Step2: Carefully remove control panel cover and set aside.

Step3: Label and disconnect wires from old switch terminals using proper tools.

Step4: Remove faulty switch from mounting bracket carefully.

Step5: Install new momentary switch into bracket securely ensuring alignment.

Step6: Reconnect wiring to correct terminals as labeled, double-check connections.

Step7: Reassemble panel and test operation safely before restoring full power.

  • What maintenance is required for the Ultrafryer 18A054 Momentary Switch?

    Inspect the momentary switch regularly for loose wiring, corrosion, or sticking movement. Keep the switch area clean and dry to prevent electrical issues and inconsistent operation. Verify secure electrical connections during servicing, and disconnect power before performing any maintenance or inspection.

  • What are common issues with the Ultrafryer 18A054 Momentary Switch?

    • Contact wear causing intermittent response.
    • Switch sticking due to grease buildup.
    • Electrical connection looseness.
    • Failure to actuate on press.
    • Short circuit or arcing due to contamination.
    • Burnt contacts from overcurrent.

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