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Carrier 58DLX11010022 Limit Switch
A normal limit switch has a sensor in the heating area that can determine when the heated air is actually warm enough for the blower to be activated. Limit switches are built because if the air is not warm enough then the house will never get warm enough.
What warnings should I watch out for to know if my critical limit switch is almost dead?
- System refuses to kick in nor will it stay running longer than 30 seconds
- The HVAC system is beginning to ramp up but then stops occasionally
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Before you decide on buying or purchasing a replacement limit switch for your Carrier 58DLX11010022 do your best and cross-check the model number and also make a visual comparison in order to be sure the correct limit switch is the one being purchased. Installation of a new limit switch is a piece of cake provided you have the time and have the tools to do it right.
Feel free to download your manual for help.
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