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BeverageAir 502-070A Refrigerator Fan Thermostat W/ Purple & Yellow Leads

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Special Price $150.33 Regular Price $196.00
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502-070A
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Electrical & Hardware, Thermostats,
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The BeverageAir 502-070A Refrigerator Fan Thermostat with purple and yellow wire leads is a highly effective part for different refrigerator models like CFG12, CFG24, CFG36, CFG48, CFG74 and many others. It controls the temperature since; the fan has to be switched on to provide efficient cooling. This thermostat affords the right internal temperature, needed for optimum storage of food to increase the cycle and efficiency of the refrigerator. Due to its simple design and installation and its compatibility with several models such as CRG, EF, KF, and UCR27 series, this part is very useful for refrigeration.

Dimensions

  • Length: 4.5 In
  • Width: 3 In
  • Height: 1 In
  • Weight: 0.13 lbs
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Product Notes

  • Fan Thermostat, Purple & Yellow Wire Leads
  • Beverage Air Cfg12, Cfg24, Cfg36, Cfg48, Cfg74, Crg24,
  • Crg36, Crg48, Crg74, Ef24, Ef24-1Ahs, Ef241Ah 0001Rcn,
  • Ef48,Ef74, Kf12, Kf24, Kf36, Kf48, Kf74, Pf24, Pf48, Pf74,
  • Ucr27
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What maintenance is required for the BeverageAir 502-070A Fan Thermostat?

Regularly inspect the refrigerator thermostat wiring, for secure connections and wear. Keep the surrounding area clean to avoid dust buildup. Test operation periodically to ensure proper fan cycling. Always disconnect power before handling electrical components.

What are common issues with the BeverageAir 502-070A Fan Thermostat?

  • Inconsistent cooling from improper temperature sensing.
  • Loose or damaged lead wires causing intermittent operation.
  • Thermostat not activating or deactivating the fan.
  • Electrical faults leading to continuous or no fan operation.

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Installation Steps

Step1: Disconnect refrigerator power supply completely and ensure unit is securely unplugged before starting work.

Step2: Open the control compartment and expose the existing thermostat assembly.

Step3: Label and disconnect the purple and yellow lead wires from the old thermostat.

Step4: Remove the faulty thermostat and secure the new unit in the same mounting position.

Step5: Reattach the leads firmly, ensuring tight and correct electrical connections.

Step6: Restore power, run a cooling cycle, and confirm proper fan activation and shutdown response.

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