TurboChef TBC101273 Mechanical Relay Class F 2 Pole 2 Throw 30 AMP 24 VDC

SKU: TBC101273 Brand:
TurboChef
Availability:
In Stock
(0)
C$ 110.03
Have a Question? +1 (866) 863-0907 / (630) 326-8602

Specifications:

Attribute Details
Relay, 2 Pole,
24Vdc, (8) 1/4" Tab Term
Turbo Chef Convection Oven Hhb, Hhb2,
Convection & Microwave Oven Ngc, Ngc2, Ngo/Sota, I3, I5

Description

The TurboChef TBC101273 Mechanical Relay Class-F 2-Pole 2-Throw 30Amp 24VDC is an electrical component that is used in commercial and foodservice applications. The mechanical relay is a high-voltage switchable load controlled by low-voltage control signals sent by the control board of the system. It is installed in the electrical compartment, and it is connected to heating circuits and control electronics systems. This mechanical relay is used as a component of the power control system of the bord, in commercial cooking.

More Information:

Step1: Disconnect electrical power to the oven and follow lockout/tagout procedures.

Step2: Open the service panel and locate the existing relay.

Step3: Label and disconnect all wires from the old relay terminals.

Step4: Remove the mounting hardware and take out the old relay.

Step5: Install the new relay in the same position and secure it firmly.

Step6: Reconnect the wiring according to the equipment wiring diagram.

Step7: Reinstall the panel, restore power, and test the relay for proper switching operation.

Customer Reviews

No reviews yet. Be the first to write one!

  • What maintenance is required for the Turbochef TBC101273 Mechanical Relay?

    Regularly inspect the relay for secure mounting and tight electrical connections to ensure accurate switching performance. Keep the unit free from dust, grease, and moisture buildup. Check for signs of overheating or contact wear. Always disconnect power before servicing to prevent electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Turbochef TBC101273 Mechanical Relay?

    • Contact wear leading to intermittent switching.
    • Coil failure preventing relay activation.
    • Overheating under continuous load.
    • Loose or corroded terminal connections.
    • Sticking or delayed relay response.