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Blodgett 20347 Oven Mode Selector Switch

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Special Price $47.17 Regular Price $78.34
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20347
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Electrical & Hardware, Switches & Relays,
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Blodgett 20347 Oven Mode Selector Switch is specially developed from a Cook & Hold units and is specifically designed for series CTB, CTBR, DFG, and MARK V, as it operates at 21A and compatible with 125/250V, you can freely switch to different cooking modes as you turn the knob around all the way. It is built to last in high demand kitchen environments and is the ideal choice for commercial kitchens. Switch 20347 has the benefit of more cooking versatility, better temperature precision and the ease of switching from one cooking function to another for consistent, quality food.

Dimensions

  • Length: 2 In
  • Width: 1.6 In
  • Height: 2.2 In
  • Weight: 0.2 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Mode Selector Switch Used For Cook & Hold.
  • 21A-125/250V, Revolves All The Way Around,
  • Used On Cook&Hold Units After Jan 85
  • Knob For Selector Switch Blo24684, # 22-1621
  • Blodgett Ctb, Ctbr (After 9/86), Dfg, Mark V
  • Ctb, Ctbr, Dfg-100, Dfg-200, Dfg-50, Mark V, Mark V Series
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What maintenance is required for the Blodgett 20347 Mode Selector Switch?

Regularly inspect the selector switch for loose connections, heat damage, or worn contacts to ensure accurate oven operation. Keep the switch area clean and free from grease buildup that may interfere with performance. Disconnect power before servicing to reduce electrical hazards. Periodically test switch responsiveness to help prevent unexpected mode selection failures.

What are common issues with the Blodgett 20347 Mode Selector Switch?

  • Switch fails to change oven modes properly.
  • Intermittent electrical contact causing inconsistent operation.
  • Knob sticking or becoming difficult to turn.
  • Burned or damaged internal contacts from heat exposure.
  • Oven not responding to selected cooking settings.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Turn off power and unplug oven to ensure electrical safety before starting.

Step2: Remove control panel cover using proper tools and note wiring layout carefully for reference.

Step3: Disconnect old selector switch wires carefully, noting terminal positions to avoid miswiring later.

Step4: Install new switch into mounting bracket securely, ensuring it aligns with control panel opening.

Step5: Reconnect wires matching original configuration exactly according to labeled terminals and diagram.

Step6: Reassemble panel and restore power carefully, then test all oven modes for proper operation.