World Hand Dryer 125-K Timer Switch 30 Sec 115V

SKU: 125-K Brand:
World Hand Dryer
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Voltage 115 V Ac
Time 30 Sec

Description

The World Hand Dryer 125-K is a replacement timer switch it operates at 115V with a 30-second cycle. This essential component enables the dryer to work for 30 seconds continuously which delivers effective hand-drying service. The timer assembly works with both 110V and 120V push-button models which enables it to function with different dryer units. The hand dryers operate continuously because this component delivers reliable functionality and simple installation. The World Dryer Model B push-button hair dryer operates with this timer switch when using 208, 220-240, or 277V power.

More Information:

Step1: Turn off main power at breaker and verify absence of voltage using tester.

Step2: Remove hand dryer cover to access timer switch assembly.

Step3: Disconnect wiring from old timer noting terminal positions.

Step4: Mount new timer switch securely in bracket.

Step5: Reconnect wires to matching terminals tightly.

Step6: Restore power, test cycle duration and ensure better operation.

Step7: Ensure proper grounding and secure cover before full use.

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  • What maintenance is required for the World Hand Dryer 125-K Timer Switch?

    Clean and inspect the Dryer timer switch periodically to ensure reliable operation. Remove dust and debris from connections to prevent overheating or intermittent triggering. Regular checks maintains consistent drying cycles and electrical safety.

  • What are common issues with the World Hand Dryer 125-K Timer Switch?

    • Inconsistent timing or delayed shutoff due to worn timer components.
    • Electrical contact issues causing intermittent operation or failure to start.
    • Overheating from dust accumulation or restricted airflow around unit.
    • Mechanical damage leading to erratic activation cycles.