Southbend PE108 Fuse

SKU: PE108 1-PE108 Brand: Availability:
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Description

The Southbend PE108 Fuse is used to regulate the flow of electricity by breaking the circuit when the current is too high to allow the power to flow through the circuit. The internal element responds to overload conditions by melting and breaking the circuit to prevent further flow of current. This is installed in the electrical circuit of the commercial cooking equipment that is compatible. It is used in guarding against electrical faults in wiring and internal components when it is in operation.

Dimensions:

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

ALTO-SHAAM:

FU-3298 FU-3775

APW WYOTT:

3110007

BAKERS PRIDE:

P1065A P1065X

BK INDUSTRIES:

BKIF0097 F0097

CECILWARE:

515063 A515063

GENERAL ELECTRIC:

XNC7X124

GILES:

21900

GRINDMASTER:

515063 A515063

HENNY PENNY:

EF02-007

HOBART:

1987000 819870 FE-019-40 FE19-40 XNC7X124/FE-019-40

LINCOLN:

369130

MARKET FORGE:

09-7233

MIDDLEBY MARSHALL:

97589

MONTAGUE:

1418-4 EV2-2

RANDELL:

EL FUS0304 ELFUS0304

RATIONAL:

40.01.873 40.01.873P

SECO:

0139725

STERO:

STA2E-200596

Step1: Disconnect power supply and ensure equipment is completely cool before starting.

Step2: Open control panel carefully and locate the fuse holder inside unit.

Step3: Remove blown fuse and inspect socket for any signs of damage.

Step4: Insert new fuse ensuring correct rating and fit properly.

Step5: Close panel securely and restore power supply to the equipment.

Step6: Test unit for proper operation and verify safety before use.

  • What maintenance is required for the Southbend PE108 Fuse?

    Inspect the fuse regularly for signs of damage, discoloration, or damage. Ensure it is securely seated in its holder to maintain proper electrical contact. Replace immediately if blown to avoid equipment malfunction. Always disconnect power before handling to ensure safety and prevent electrical hazards.

  • What are common issues with the Southbend PE108 Fuse?

    • Blown fuse causing sudden equipment shutdown.
    • Loose connection leading to intermittent power loss.
    • Overheating due to electrical overload conditions.
    • Incorrect fuse rating causing repeated failures.

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