Star Mfg 2E-Z8966 Oven Contactor 2-Pole 40/50A 208/240V

SKU: 2E-Z8966 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Hartland Contactor
2 Pole W/ Cover
208/240 Volt, 40 Amp Inductive, 50 Amp Resistive
10-32 Combo Screw With Dual Quick Connectors
Nieco Broiler Export 940, 960, 962.
Export Series 300, 400, 500, 600, 800.

Description

The Star Mfg 2E-Z8966 Contactor is an electrical switching part that is used to regulate the high-current flow of power in compatible commercial ovens. It is rated to operate on 2 poles at 40/50 amps and 208/240 volts to enable the unit to safely turn on and off heating circuits. This contactor is typically applied in foodservice ovens where electrical control of heating elements in the electrical system of the oven is needed; it reacts to the control signals of thermostats or controllers and assists in controlling the amount of heat produced.

More Information:

  • CHAMPION:111703||NEMCO:47673||NIECO:4041-230||STAR MFG:2E-Z8966

Step1: Disconnect power at breaker and verify zero voltage.

Step2: Mount contactor securely in enclosure on panel using proper tools.

Step3: Connect line and load wires to correct terminals per wiring diagram, tightening firmly.

Step4: Restore power and test switching operation under light load.

Step5: Check for overheating or loose connections during initial run.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Star 2E-Z8966 Contactor?

    Inspect and tighten terminals regularly, checking for pitting or arc damage. Clean dust buildup and ensure proper enclosure ventilation to prevent overheating and contact resistance issues. Perform preventive checks and isolate power before servicing to maintain safety and accurate operation.

  • What are common issues with the Star 2E-Z8966 Contactor?

    • Contact welding due to arcing under high load.
    • Coil failure causing failure to energize or hold.
    • Chattering or intermittent switching from voltage fluctuations.
    • Overheating and excessive resistance leading to erratic operation.