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Cleveland 103731 Steamer High Limit Capillary Switch Assembly

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Special Price $90.58 Regular Price $116.95
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Fryer Parts, High Limit Switches,
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The Cleveland 103731 Steamer High Limit Capillary Switch Assembly is a safety part that is used to monitor and control the temperature in commercial equipment. It works by detecting excess heat and breaking the electric circuit to avoid overheating so that the appliance can work within safe limits. It is fixed in the control section of the steamer and is connected to the wiring system, and is used together with other temperature regulating elements to ensure that correct operation of the system.

Dimensions

  • Length: 3.5 In
  • Width: 4 In
  • Height: 10 In
  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
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Product Notes

  • High Limit
  • [ Type - 10H11 ] [ Temp 284 ]
  • 26" Cap, 1.64" Mount Hole Ctrs, #8 Hole Slot
  • Numbers On Part
  • 10H11 56 0 221440 L140C A1009
  • Cleveland Model 21Cet8/3.1~
  • 21Cet16/5.1
  • Garland Ca-1E
CLEVELAND:
103731, CLE103731
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What maintenance is required for the Cleveland 103731 High Limit Thermostat?

Inspect wiring connections regularly for tightness and signs of heat damage or corrosion. Test the high-limit operation periodically to ensure proper cutoff response. Keep the component clean and dry to maintain accurate temperature sensing and safety operation in steam equipment.

What are common issues with the Cleveland 103731 High Limit Thermostat?

  • Premature tripping during normal heating cycles.
  • Failure to reset after cooling down.
  • Loose or damaged wiring connections.
  • Inaccurate temperature sensing causing shutdowns.
  • Intermittent operation leading to inconsistent heating control.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect main electrical power and allow unit to cool completely.

Step2: Remove access panel and locate existing high-limit thermostat.

Step3: Label and disconnect wiring carefully noting positions.

Step4: Unscrew and replace with new thermostat, secure mounting.

Step5: Reconnect wires exactly as labeled and ensure tight terminals.

Step6: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test for proper cutoff operation.