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Carrier 58STA11010022 Limit Switch
A normal limit switch contains a sensor in the heat exchanger that senses, or governs, when the air is actually warm enough for the blower to be activated. One big reason why limit switches are designed that way is due to the fact that if the air inside the furnace is too cool the you will lose heat in the ducts and the vents will just blow cool air.
What are the clues to watch out for to know my limit switch is on its last leg?
- System is unable to start nor will it stay running even though the desired temperature has not been attained
- The system starts to become inconsistent more often than not
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If you are going to be buying or purchasing any Carrier 58STA11010022 replacement part do your best and cross-check the model number and also make a visual inspection so that you are positive that the proper replacement limit switch is being ordered. If you are unsure about the installation of the new limit switch on your own then it is probably best to contact a professional to do the replacement of the part.
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