Roundup - AJ Antunes 4010166 Momentary Switch

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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Green Momentary On/Off Push Button Switch,
Fits Hole 15/16" X 1-3/16", Spst-Mom (Off-(Mom/On)) Green
Light, Sealed Switch, 2Ea 1/4" Tabs, Sides Have
Seal Sticker On Both Sides. 125/250V, 10Amp.
Roundup
Steamer Vs200A(-A1), Fbs-90 (Series 91003Xx Only)
Tbs-(1X,2X), Series Dfw (91001Xx, Used As Operating
Switch.)

Description

The Roundup - AJ Antunes 4010166 Momentary Switch is an electrical control component that is used in food service and beverage equipment to activate a temporary operation when pressed. It only closes a circuit when activated to send a signal to the control system of the appliance to activate or deactivate an activity like heating, dispensing, or resetting a cycle. The switch is installed on the front panel or control board of compatible units, and it is connected to internal wiring harnesses. The system, it allows accurate user input of momentary functions without the need to have consistent electrical activity.

More Information:

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Step1: Disconnect electrical power before accessing the control panel.

Step2: Remove the panel to locate the switch.

Step3: Disconnect wires from the old momentary switch.

Step4: Remove it from its mounting slot.

Step5: Install the new switch securely.

Step6: Reconnect wiring to the proper terminals.

Step7: Reassemble the panel and restore power.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Roundup - AJ Antunes 4010166 Momentary Switch?

    Regularly check the switch for dirt, moisture, or corrosion. Clean gently with a dry or slightly damp cloth and ensure connections are tight. Proper care prevents sticking, intermittent operation, and ensures secure, accurate use.

  • What are common issues with the Roundup - AJ Antunes 4010166 Momentary Switch?

    • Switch sticking or failing to return.
    • Loose or corroded electrical connections.
    • Intermittent operation.
    • Damage to the rocker or housing.