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Amana-Goodman 60349605A Overload Protector

Special Price $14.34 Regular Price $18.64
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60349605A
The Amana-Goodman 60349605A Overload Protector safeguards electrical equipment by interrupting the circuit when excessive current or temperature causes the protected motor to exceed its operating limit. Its protective mechanism responds to abnormal electrical conditions and disconnects power before continued operation can damage the connected motor circuit. The protector is fitted within the designated motor or control assembly and connects in series with the protected electrical path. Automatic circuit interruption limits overload conditions, supports controlled motor operation, and maintains proper electrical protection during intensive equipment operation in HVAC systems.
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Manufacturer Name: Amana-Goodman
Product Number: 60349605A
OEM Part Number: 60349605A
Product Description: Overload Protector
Weight:0.04lbs/18.14g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Amana-Goodman 60349605A Overload Protector?

Periodically inspect the overload protector for signs of wear or damage. Ensure electrical connections are secure and clean from dust or debris. Regular checks help prevent system overheating and electrical faults. Always disconnect power before servicing.

What are common issues with the Amana-Goodman 60349605A Overload Protector?

  • Tripping or failing to reset.
  • Burnt or corroded terminals.
  • Inconsistent electrical protection.
  • Physical cracks or damage from heat.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power to HVAC unit at breaker and verify no voltage.

Step 2: Remove access panel and locate compressor wiring/overload area.

Step 3: Disconnect old overload protector noting wiring orientation.

Step 4: Install new protector securely onto compressor terminals.

Step 5: Reconnect wires firmly, ensure tight fit.

Step 6: Replace panel, restore power, and test system operation, check for abnormal noise.