Switch,limit,140/100(o/c),spst,autoreset
Grid is 1 inch square
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
Manufacturer Part

Limit Switch S1-02526392007

Genuine OEM Part # S1-02526392007RC Item # 2336772
Manufacturer Part
Switch,limit,140/100(o/c),spst,autoreset
Grid is 1 inch square
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
  Limit Switch S1-02526392007
$20.40
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This part S1-02526392007 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
York, Coleman, Luxaire

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Common Problems Fixed by the Limit Switch

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

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Heat pump not heating

About the Limit Switch

The limit switch monitors the heat surrounding the heating elements or other heat sources. To determine if the limit switch is defective, use a multimeter to test it for continuity. If the switch does not have continuity and the reset button has not tripped, the limit switch should be replaced. Be aware that poor airflow through the heater will often result in a tripped limit switch. Make sure that the furnace or air handler is in a properly ventilated location, the air filter is clean, and the air vents are clear of obstructions.