Beverage Air 502-198A Refrigerator Fan & Light Switch 7/8" X 1-3/16" Hole 5A/125V 2.5A/250V
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Jamb Switch, For Fan & Light, 4 Tab Terminals. | |
| Fits 7/8" X 1-3/16" Hole, 5A/125V, 2.5A/250V | |
| Beverage Air Cfg24, Crg24, Ef24, Ef48, Ef74, Er24, Er48, | |
| Er74, Kf24, Kf36, Kf48, Kf74, Kr24, Kr36, Kr48, Kr74, Pf24, | |
| Pf48, Pf74, Pfi1, Pfi2, Pr24, Pr48, Pr74, Prd24, Prd48, | |
| Prd74, Prf12-12, Prf24-24, Prf48-24, Pri1, Pri2, | |
| Prt1, Prt2, Pw24, Pw48, Pwd24, Pwd48, Pwi1, Pwi2 | |
| Delfield 6025Xl-Ghr, 6025Xl-S, 6025Xl-Sh, 6025Xl-Shr, | |
| 6025Xl-Sr, 6051Xl-Ghr, 6051Xl-Gr, 6051Xl-S, 6051Xl-Sh, | |
| 6051Xl-Shr, 6051Xl-Sr, 6076Xl-Gr, 6076Xl-S, 6076Xl-Sh, | |
| 6076Xl-Shr, 6076Xl-Sr, 6125Xl-S, 6125Xl-Shr, 6125Xl-Sr, | |
| 6151, 6151Xl-S, 6151Xl-Shr, 6151Xl-Sr, 6176Xl-S, 6176Xl-Sh, | |
| 6176Xl-Shr, 6176Xl-Sr, Md1R2-S, Md2R2-S, Md6R1-Sh, Mfpt2-S, | |
| Mfr1-S, Mfr1N-S, Mfr1S-S, Mfr2-S, Mfr2N-S, Mfri1-S | |
| Norlake, True |
Description
More Information:
- BEVERAGE AIR:502-198A ,BEV502-198A||DELFIELD:5066440 ,5066441 ,5066441-S ,DEL5066440||MANITOWOC:23-0130-3 ,2301303||TRUE:801902 ,E801902 ,TRUE801902
Step1: Disconnect power to the refrigerator.
Step2: Access the control area and locate the switch.
Step3: Remove wires and note their positions.
Step4: Release the switch from the mounting hole.
Step5: Install a new switch and reconnect wires properly.
Step6: Restore power and test the fan and light activation.
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What maintenance is required for the Beverage Air 502-198A Fan & Light Switch?
Regularly inspect the switch for wear, corrosion, or loose connections. Clean around the mounting area to prevent dust or debris from interfering with operation. Ensure proper alignment to maintain accurate fan and light control. Always disconnect power before performing maintenance.
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What are common issues with the Beverage Air 502-198A Fan & Light Switch?
- Switch failing to turn fan or light on.
- Intermittent operation due to loose contacts.
- Burnt or pitted switch contacts.
- Mechanical wear causing difficulty in switching.