Jackson 5945-111-35-19 Dishwasher Relay

SKU: 5945-111-35-19 Brand: Availability:
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C$ 142.09


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Specifications:

Attribute Details
120V, 50/60Hz, 10A
Jackson Aj-(44, 54, 64, 66, 76, 86, 88, 90, 100), Delta 5,
Jft(-S)

Description

The Jackson 5945-111-35-19 Relay functions as a quality 120V component that operates with AJ and Delta 5 dishwashers and JFT(-S) models. The reliable operation of this relay happens at 50/60Hz frequencies while handling up to 10A of current. The Dishwasher Relay serves as a power controller for improve dishwashing machines which improves both performance and operational durability. The precise control function provided by this component enhances dishwasher performance while reducing electrical failures which makes it essential for reliable dishwasher operation in improve kitchens.

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Step1: Turn off power at breaker and shut water supply to dishwasher to secure from electrical shock or leaks before starting installation.

Step2: Remove lower access panel and locate old relay behind control housing.

Step3: Disconnect wiring harness carefully noting terminal positions for reassembly.

Step4: Replace with new Relay and secure connections firmly.

Step5: Reassemble panel restore power and water then test dishwasher cycle.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Jackson 5945-111-35-19 Relay?

    Ensure dishwasher relay electrical connections remain tight and free of corrosion to prevent overheating. Regularly inspect the relay housing for signs of soot or melting. Keep the surrounding control area dry and clean to avoid moisture-related shorts or debris buildup.

  • What are common issues with the Jackson 5945-111-35-19 Relay?

    • Burned contact points causing intermittent power.
    • Sticking or welded contacts preventing the unit from cycling off.
    • Coil relay failure resulting in a total loss of electrical connection.
    • Audible buzzing or clicking indicating mechanical fatigue.