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Traulsen 337-60405-02 Hot Cabinet Temperature Sensor

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The Traulsen 337-60405-02 Hot Cabinet Temperature Sensor is an internal air temperature sensor of the refrigeration cabinet that transmits a signal to the control system to be regulated. It reads the temperature variations with its sensing element and assists the controller in deciding when cooling cycles are to be initiated or terminated. This temperature sensor is installed in the case of compatible refrigeration units and is normally mounted in an air stream that does not have direct cooling surfaces. It is the element in the system that measures and reports the conditions in the cabinets to the control board.

Dimensions

  • Length: 4 In
  • Width: 4 In
  • Height: 0.625 In
  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Cabinet Temperature Sensor,
  • Now Has Green Wire Harness W/Probe And 2 Pin Plug.
  • Traulsen G100, G110, G12000, G120Xx, G200, G210, G22013,
  • G220Xx, G300, G310Xx, G313Xx, G320
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What maintenance is required for the Traulsen 337-60405-02 Temperature Sensor?

Inspect the cabinet temperature sensor regularly for dust buildup and loose connections. Clean gently using a soft cloth and ensure wiring is secure. Periodic calibration can maintain accurate readings. Proper handling during servicing prevents electrical damage.

What are common issues with the Traulsen 337-60405-02 Temperature Sensor?

  • Inaccurate temperature readings causing improper cooling cycles.
  • Open or shorted sensor circuits triggering controller errors.
  • Moisture intrusion affecting sensor performance.
  • Loose or damaged wire harness connections causing intermittent readings.
  • Probe failure leading to excessive frost buildup or poor defrost operation.
  • Sensor drift resulting in unstable cabinet temperatures.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Switch off power to the cabinet to prevent electrical shock and unplug unit if applicable.

Step2: Remove access panel and locate old temperature sensor inside control compartment.

Step3: Disconnect and carefully replace with new sensor in same position, ensuring correct polarity.

Step4: Route wiring neatly, avoiding sharp edges or moving parts to prevent damage.

Step5: Reconnect to control board and secure connections, tighten all terminals.

Step6: Restore power and verify temperature readings and system operation, confirm stable readings.