AMANA 162324 LIMIT-RESET MAN # REPLACES 10123532

LIMIT-RESET MAN # REPLACES 10123532

Amana R18DA-07C Limit-Reset Man # Replaces 10123532 Thermostat is the exact replacement for the following models of refrigerators: AMANA Model SBX2033S, AMANA Model SBX3525S, AMANA Model SCBX2001S, and AMANA Model SCBX9004C.

When you use this Limit-Reset Man # 10123532, it tells the furnace that the limit setting is where the gas burner will turn on. After replacing this thermostat, follow these simple tips to restore your furnace.

The light-duty limit switch (model number 162324) is located next to the power cord and shuts off the oven when the door has been open too long. The limit-reset man #10123532, which replaces this switch, has been redesigned to prevent overfiring in self-cleaning mode.

Limit-Reset Man # is a Red and White painted vinyl decal sticker. The image size is approximately 3/4? long. This decal appears on the front of a wooden paneled electrical cabinet. The text below reads "Limit-Reset man #"

The Limit-Reset Man # by Ray Bradbury is a leading competitor to The Great Machine series, and is often cited as being more popular than the works of Shakespeare in the post-war years. The essay has been reprinted for lovers of vintage sci-fi, and it joins our Classic Book Collection.

This is a generic / aftermarket Limit-Reset Module. It has been redesigned to be more reliable than the original. Also, it can be used to repair your unit for less than half of what the big box stores charge. This module comes with instructions on how to install it in most home central air conditioning units using terminal connection leads (T-lead). While this part # is rated for use in lower temperatures, we cannot guarantee its operation below 46F (8C).

The Limit-Reset Manning 1/2 HP motor control has Low Amp draw at startup, automatic reset thermal overload protection, adjustable limit switch for soft or hard start applications and a water resistant cordset. The Limit-Reset Manning motor control is perfect for applications needing constant cycle of starting, stopping and restarting.