Lincoln 369421 Oven Motor Circuit Fuse 5A 600V SC-5

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Specifications:

  • Sc-5, Fuse, 600V, 5 Amp, Time Lag,
  • 13/32" X 1-5/16"
  • Lincoln 1300, 1301, 1302, 1303, 1304, 1305, 1306, 1307,
  • 1308, 1309, 1310, 1311

Description

The Lincoln 369421 Oven Motor Circuit Fuse 600V SC-5 is a type of electrical part that is used to protect the electrical circuits by breaking the current when it surpasses the rated 5 amps, melting the internal element to prevent the flow of current and prevent damage. The blown fuse should be replaced to resume the flow of the circuit. This fuse is installed in the electrical panel of the equipment or fuse holder and is oriented with the protection.

Dimensions:

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

BLODGETT:

M4988

GENERAL ELECTRIC:

XNC7X118

HOBART:

00-FE22-45 100E2 7100E2 FE-022-45 FE22-45 XNC7X118/FE-022-45

KEATING:

008360 8360 KEA8360

MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:

M4988

MONTAGUE:

1417-6 EV2-1

NIECO:

4602 NC4602

VULCAN HART:

100E2 7100E2

WORLD DRYER:

100E2 WDR100E2

Step1: Disconnect the oven or appliance from the electrical power source before replacing the fuse.

Step2: Locate the fuse holder inside the electrical control compartment of the equipment.

Step3: Remove the blown fuse carefully using insulated pliers or an approved fuse puller.

Step4: Insert the new fuse securely into the holder, ensuring proper contact.

Step5: Reinstall any access panels, restore power to the appliance, and test the unit to confirm normal operation.

  • What maintenance is required for the Lincoln 369421 Fuse?

    Periodic inspection of fuse and holder for discoloration or looseness ensures accurate operation. Keep contacts clean and free of corrosion to maintain conductivity and prevent overheating. Always replace with correct rating fuse and de-energize system before servicing to ensure safety.

  • What are common issues with the Lincoln 369421 Fuse?

    • Fuse blowing due to overload or short circuit.
    • Intermittent power loss from poor contact.
    • Overheating from loose terminals or incorrect rating.
    • Inability to start equipment due to open circuit.

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  • Reliable Fuse
    Blaecleah —

    Holds fuses tightly, good quality

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