Southbend 1177567 Range Mini Micro Lever Door Switch SPDT 15A 250V

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The Southbend 1177567 Range Mini Micro Lever Door Switch SPDT is a switch that senses when a door is opened or closed and closes or opens the electrical contacts of the circuit. It has a single-pole, double-throw operation with currents up to 15A at 250V. The switch is to be installed in range appliances so that the lever is placed close to the door frame so that it is in line with the door edge so that whenever the door moves, the lever is engaged. This small part will fit into the internal mechanism with the needs of its operation.

Dimensions

  • Weight: 0.14 lbs
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Controls the electrical circuit associated with the door mechanism in commercial equipment. The Southbend 1177567 Range Door Switch uses an SPDT contact configuration to change electrical states as the door opens and closes, allowing connected control circuits to detect door position. Its switching action supports the equipment's operating sequence by controlling the designated electrical pathway according to door position. The Southbend 1177567 Range Door Switch uses an SPDT contact configuration to change electrical states as the door opens and closes, allowing connected control circuits to detect door position. Its switching action supports the equipment's operating sequence by controlling the designated electrical pathway according to door position.

Door Operation:
The switch changes contact state as the oven door moves between open and closed positions. This electrical change provides the connected control circuit with a door-position signal, allowing applicable equipment functions to respond according to the operating sequence.

Door Alignment:
Proper switch actuation depends on accurate door positioning and consistent contact with the switch actuator. Correct engagement allows the internal contacts to change state reliably during repeated door movement, supporting consistent door-position detection.

Replacement Guidelines:
Replace the Range Door Switch if the actuator is damaged, movement is restricted, contacts switch inconsistently, or door-position detection becomes unreliable. The part number 1177567, SPDT configuration, and 15A rating should be verified before replacement to ensure the correct switch is selected. Replace the switch if deterioration affects actuation, contact switching, electrical continuity, or normal equipment operation.

Common Failure Symptoms:

  • Intermittent operation related to door position.
  • Electrical functions not responding correctly to door movement.
  • Inconsistent switch actuation.
  • Restricted or sticking actuator movement.
  • Physical damage or excessive wear.
  • Irregular electrical response when opening or closing the door.

Equipment Compatibility:
Designed for select Southbend commercial range applications using this door-actuated switch configuration. Verify the complete equipment model, part number 1177567, switch configuration, and applicable manufacturer documentation before replacement.

Technical Specifications:
Brand: Southbend
Part Number: 1177567
Component Type: Door Switch
Equipment Type: Range
Switch Configuration: SPDT (Single-Pole Double-Throw)
Current Rating: 15A

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Southbend 1177567 Mini Micro Lever Door Switch?

Regularly inspect the switch for dirt, grease, or corrosion that can interfere with proper operation. Clean contacts gently with a non-abrasive cloth and ensure the lever moves freely. Tighten any loose mounting screws and check wiring connections for damage. Proper maintenance prevents electrical faults and ensures secure, stable operation.

What are the common issues with the Southbend 1177567 Mini Micro Lever Door Switch?

  • Lever sticking or failing to return
  • Inconsistent or intermittent electrical contact
  • Corrosion or dirt on terminals
  • Mechanical wear is causing misalignment.

What role does the Southbend 1177567 play in the range door system?

The Southbend 1177567 is an electrical switch for the range door. It changes contact state when actuated by the door mechanism.

What does the SPDT configuration provide in the 1177567 door switch?

The SPDT configuration provides one common contact with two selectable contact paths. This allows the switch to establish different circuit states during actuation.

Why is the 1177567 identified specifically as a range door switch?

The designation indicates that this switch is intended for door-related switching within applicable Southbend range equipment. It distinguishes the component from switches used for other equipment functions.

Why is the 15A rating important when identifying the 1177567?

The 15A rating identifies the electrical load capacity associated with the switch. This is part of the component's electrical identification when matching the switch to the equipment circuit.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect power to the appliance to prevent electric shock.

Step2: Remove the old switch from the door assembly.

Step3: Align the new switch in the mounting slot.

Step4: Connect wires to the switch terminals securely.

Step5: Secure the switch with screws or clips provided.

Step6: Test the door function to ensure proper operation.

Step7: Restore power and verify switch activation safely.