Pitco 60139201 Fryer Contactor 3-Pole 50A 690V 24 VAC 50/60Hz

SKU: 60139201 Brand:
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Specifications:

Attribute Details
Contactor, 3P, 50A, 690V, Iec
3 Pole, 24Vac, 50/60Hz
Pitco Fryer E12, E14, E14B, E14X, E18, E18B, E7, E7B, Me2,
Meii, Se14, Se147, Se148X, Se14R, Se14T, Se14Tr, Se14Tx,
Se14X, Se18, Se18R, Se18S, Se714, Sebnb14, Sebnb18, Seh50,
Sfse14, Sfse14R, Sfse14T, Sfse14Tr, Sfse14Tx, Sfse14X,
Sfse18, Sfse18R

Description

The Pitco 60139201 Fryer Contactor is a 50-amp 3-pole electrical switching component with up to 690 volts and a 24 VAC coil at 50/60 Hz. It is installed in compatible commercial fryers to control power to heating elements, engaging and interrupting circuits in response to signals of the control system of the unit. This type of contactor is applied in restaurant and foodservice kitchens and is used to regulate the heat cycles and to make sure that the fryers are running. A better replacement helps to restore credible electrical control and helps to operate the equipment safely.

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Step1: Switch off fryer power supply and verify lockout/tagout before installation.

Step2: Mount the contactor securely inside the fryer control panel using compatible DIN rail or screws.

Step3: Connect coil terminals according to wiring diagram, ensuring correct polarity and tight connections.

Step4: Attach load and line wires to proper rated terminals for fryer heating circuit.

Step5: Restore power and test operation and ensure contactor connects smoothly.

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  • What maintenance is required for the Pitco 60139201 IEC Contactor?

    Inspect wiring terminals and contact points regularly for tightening and signs of overheating. Clean dust and fryer grease buildup around the contactor enclosure to ensure reliable switching. Use proper electrical isolation before servicing for safety.

  • What are common issues with the Pitco 60139201 IEC Contactor ?

    • Contact welding or sticking due to overload.
    • Coil failure causing failure to energize.
    • Overheating leading to intermittent operation.
    • Contact wear causing voltage drop or erratic switching.
    • Coil burnout from voltage fluctuation.