Keating 009345 Gas Griddle Rocker Switch Red Lighted SPST W/ 1/4" Tabs 15/16" X 1-1/8" ON/OFF

SKU: 009345 Brand:
Keating
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Toggle Switch, 12A-250V, 20A-125V, W/Wire Leads
Fits 1/2" Hole,
Keating Griddle

Description

The Keating 009345 Rocker Switch is used to control on and off operation in a commercial griddle systems. It has a red indicator light, which gives visual confirmation of active status when in use. It is designed as a single-pole, single-throw switch, which is connected with 1/4-inch tab terminals to ensure a secure electrical connection. This switch is mounted on the control panel and operates in the circuit of the power supply of the appliance to enable operators to safely and accurately regulate the flow of electricity in the operation of a commercial kitchen.

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Step1: Disconnect power supply to avoid electric shock before installation during installation.

Step2: Cut panel opening to match switch dimensions and ensure snug fit.

Step3: Insert rocker switch into panel until it locks securely in place.

Step4: Attach wires to tabs according to circuit diagram.

Step5: Restore power and test On/Off operation; ensure proper illumination.

Step6: Keep hands dry and follow electrical safety precautions always.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Keating 009345 Rocker Switch?

    Inspect the rocker switch regularly for dust, moisture, and loose terminal connections. Clean contacts gently with a dry cloth to ensure accurate operation. Ensure wiring remains tight and insulated to prevent short circuits and intermittent failure.

  • What are common issues with the Keating 009345 Rocker Switch?

    • Light indicator flickers or fails due to worn internal contacts.
    • Switch does not latch properly causing intermittent on/off action.
    • Loose tabs result in unstable electrical connection.
    • Overheating or power interruption under high load conditions.