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Carrier 58MSA10012120 Limit Switch
A normal limit switch has a sensor located in the furnace that can determine when the air is actually warm enough for the main blower to kick in and circulate the air. Limit switches are built because if the air never warms up then you will never get hot air through the ducts.
Do you know if your limit switch is in need of replacing?
- The HVAC system starts to runs uneven often
- System refuses to start or run like it is supposed to
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If you decide on picking up or purchasing a new Carrier 58MSA10012120 replacement part do your best and make sure of the correct model as well as make a visual comparison in order to be sure the correct replacement limit switch is the one being purchased. Installation of the limit switch is a breeze if you know what you are doing and have the tools to do it right.
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