Lincoln 369166 Fuse 10 AMP 600V

SKU: 369166 1-369166 Brand:
Lincoln
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Specifications:

  • Sc-10, Fuse, 600V, 10 Amp, Time Lag,
  • 13/32" X 1 5/16"
  • Southbend

Description

The Lincoln 369166 Fuse is a 10 AMP 600V electrical protective component that is designed to be used in commercial cooking or heating equipment compatible with it. This fuse is mounted in the electrical control circuit of the appliance, and when the current flowing through it surpasses safe currents, it breaks the circuit to prevent wiring and other parts of the appliance from being damaged by overloads. Being a component of the electrical safety system, to avoid hazards and ensure ,the performance of professional kitchen equipment.

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.1 lbs
  • Length: 0.2 in
  • Height: 1.2 in
  • Width: 0.2 in

BLAKESLEE:

16688

BLODGETT:

20162 BL20162

BLOOMFIELD:

2E-34768

DUKE:

153201 DUK153201

FRANKLIN CHEF:

7912066

FRI-JADO INC:

9110250

LINCOLN:

LIN369166

MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:

1455A8793

SOUTHBEND:

1455A8793

STAR MFG:

1455A8793 2E-1455A8793 2E-34768 54871 T1455A8793 WS-54871

Step1: Turn off power supply and lockout/tagout equipment to ensure safety before accessing fuse compartment.

Step2: Open control panel and locate the fuse holder for the circuit.

Step3: Carefully remove the blown fuse using insulated tools or fuse puller.

Step4: Insert the new fuse securely into holder, matching rating specifications.

Step5: Close panel, restore power, and test operation; ensure no overheating or faults.

  • What maintenance is required for the Lincoln 369166 Fuse?

    Inspect the fuse periodically for signs of discoloration, overheating, or physical damage. Ensure the fuse holder is clean, tight, and free from corrosion or loose connections. Replace immediately if blown and always use correct rating to maintain safe circuit protection.

  • What are common issues with the Lincoln 369166 Fuse?

    • Fuse blowing due to circuit overload or short circuit.
    • Intermittent power loss from loose fuse contact.
    • Overheating caused by poor terminal connection.
    • Incorrect fuse rating leading to premature failure.
    • Blown fuse indicator not resetting after replacement.

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