Lincoln 369492 Time Delay Fuse 5A

SKU: 369492 1-369492 Brand:
Lincoln
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Specifications:

  • Mda-5, Fuse, 250V, 5 Amp, Time Delay, Ceramic
  • 1/4" X 1 1/4"
  • Lincoln 1300, 1301, 1302, 1303, 1304, 1305, 1306, 1307,
  • 1308, 1309, 1310, 1311

Description

The Lincoln 369492 Control Fuse interrupts electrical currents that are cut off when they surpass a certain limit to prevent overloading of control circuits by melting the internal element. When current is passed through the fuse, the element does not interrupt the current unless the current is increased beyond the rated current; when this occurs, the element will open the circuit to prevent current flow. This fuse is installed in the control panel or electrical compartment of equipment, and it is installed in a fuse holder or socket. It assists in the protection of delicate control parts.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.01 lbs
  • Length: 1.25 in
  • Height: 0.63 in
  • Width: 0.63 in

CLEVELAND:

KE52936-5

LINCOLN:

LIN369492

Step1: Disconnect the appliance from the power source to prevent electrical shock.

Step2: Locate the fuse holder inside the control panel or designated fuse compartment.

Step3: Carefully remove the blown fuse using insulated tools.

Step4: Inspect the fuse holder for heat damage, corrosion, or loose contacts.

Step5: Insert the new fuse into the holder, ensuring a secure fit.

Step6: Verify the fuse rating matches the original specifications before closing the panel.

Step7: Close the panel, restore power, and test the equipment for proper operation.

  • What maintenance is required for the Lincoln 369492 Fuse?

    Regularly inspect the fuse for signs of damage, corrosion, or discoloration that may indicate overheating. Ensure the fuse holder is clean and free from debris for proper contact. Always replace it with the correct rating to maintain electrical safety. Disconnect power before handling.

  • What are common issues with the Lincoln 369492 Fuse?

    • Fuse blowing due to power surges.
    • Loose contact in the fuse holder.
    • Corrosion affecting electrical conductivity.
    • Incorrect fuse rating causing repeated failures.

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