Jade Range 2035100000 Oven Door Micro Switch W/ 2 Hole 1" Centers

SKU: 2035100000 Brand:
Jade Range
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Door Micro Switch, 2 Hole, 1" Ctrs ] [ No, Nc ]
15A 125, 250 Or 480 Vac, Spring Under Lever,
5" Lever, Screw Terminals,
Jade Oven Jslb, Jsr, Jtrh

Description

The Jade Range 2035100000 Door Micro Switch is a essential component that makes the oven door to function properly. It has 2 holes which are 1 inch apart and has both Normally Open and Normally Closed terminals to switch electrical circuits. It is rated for 15A at 125, 250, or 480 VAC, making it perfect for high powered ovens. It comes with a spring under lever and a 5-inch lever for the easy pull and screw terminals for the connection. Suitable for Jade oven models JSLB, JSR, and JTRH, it improves safety, reliability and performance.

More Information:

  • JADE RANGE:20-351 ,200-351-000 ,200351000 ,2035100000 ,JD2035100000

Step1: Disconnect oven power supply at breaker to prevent electric shock.

Step2: Open access panel and remove mounting screws of old switch.

Step3: Note wiring positions and disconnect leads carefully.

Step4: Install new switch aligning centers and secure screws.

Step5: Reattach wires firmly to matching terminals.

Step6: Restore power and test door activation,ensure proper safety interlock operation.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Jade Range 2035100000 Door Micro Switch?

    Regularly inspect and clean the oven micro switch to prevent grease buildup and debris affecting contact. Ensure mounting screws are tight and wiring is secure. Proper maintenance ensures reliable oven door detection and safe operation, reducing electrical hazards and misfiring risks.

  • What are common issues with the Jade Range 2035100000 Door Micro Switch?

    • Switch failure causing oven not to recognize door closed.
    • Intermittent contact leading to heating interruptions.
    • Misalignment of actuator affecting response accuracy.
    • Electrical wear or corrosion causing inconsistent operation.
    • Loose wiring connections causing sporadic switch behavior.