Tri-Star 340289 Oven SPDT Micro Push Button Switch 20 AMP 125/250/480V
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Micro Push Button Momentary On/Off Switch, Spdt | |
| 20 Amp, 125/250/480 Volt, Mount Hole Ctrs 1" | |
| Anets Dough Roller Mdr-4, Mdr-6C. | |
| Bakers Pride Oven Series | X300, X500, X700. |
| Beverage Air | |
| Duke Convection Oven E101, 59-1Ev (1/2 Size) | |
| Garland Oven G286Rc, Sdg-1 Series | Bco, Eco, Ico, Mco, |
| 40-50. After S/N 39369 | Te, Tg, Tte, Ttg. |
| Imperial Oven Icv, Icvd, Icvg | |
| Market Forge Skillet Series | 1500/ Oven Series: 2500, 2700. |
| Steamer 3500. Series | Cte(3005,3010,3015,3550). |
| Pitco Fryer Electric Units Ending W/Suffix "C", "Cs" | |
| Or "S" | E7, E12, E14, E18, E24, E34. |
| Us Range Oven Sdg-(1,2). Series | Cg. |
| Vulcan G30-0 |
Description
More Information:
- ANETS:P9100-16||BAKERS PRIDE:BKPM1102A ,M1102A||BEVERAGE AIR:502-058 ,502-058A ,BEV502-058||DUKE:153114 ,DUK153114||GARLAND:1019600 ,227152 ,G03481-1 ,GL1019600||HOBART:00-411496-000F5 ,411496-000F5 ,411496-F5||IMPERIAL:1355 ,IMP1355||MARKET FORGE:10-6859 ,S10-6859||MERCO:19378SP ,MER19378SP||MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:P9100-16||PITCO:P5047170 ,P9100-16 ,PTP5047170||TRI-STAR:AS-340289||VULCAN HART:00-411496-000F5 ,411496-000F5 ,411496-F5
Step1: Turn off power at breaker and check circuit is de-energized for safety.
Step2: Remove control panel and safely disconnect existing old switch wiring, labeling terminals and noting positions.
Step3: Mount new push button switch into panel cutout and secure firmly.
Step4: Reconnect wires to correct terminals, ensuring tight connections.
Step5: Restore power and test switch operation under load before regular use.
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What maintenance is required for the Tri-Star 340289 Micro Push Button Switch?
Keep the oven micro push button switch clean and dry, avoiding grease or moisture exposure. Inspect wiring terminals for tightness and corrosion regularly. Test actuation during operation checks to ensure better switching and prevent control failures.
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What are common issues with the Tri-Star 340289 Micro Push Button Switch?
- Contact wear causing intermittent switching.
- Loose terminals leading to signal loss.
- Sticking button from debris or oven heat exposure.
- Internal spring fatigue reducing response reliability.
- Electrical arcing under high load conditions.