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Carrier MRA12054-12026 Compressor Overload

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MRA12054-12026
The Carrier MRA12054-12026 Compressor Overload is a safety device crucial for Carrier HVAC systems. It safeguards the compressor, the heart of the system, from electrical overload damage. Functioning like a sentry, the overload relay continuously monitors the current draw of the compressor. If the current surpasses safe limits, the relay trips, interrupting power to the compressor and preventing burnout. This compact device, weighing only 0.07 lbs and measuring 3 x 1 x 1.25 inches, is designed for use with 208-230V systems. By automatically protecting the compressor, it ensures the longevity and efficient operation of your Carrier HVAC system.
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Specifications

  • Weight: 0.07lb
  • Dimensions: 3x1x1.25Inch
  • Voltage: 208-230V
  • Type of motor: Overload Relay
Manufacturer Name: Carrier
Product Number: MRA12054-12026
OEM Part Number: MRA12054-12026
Product Description: Compressor Overload
Weight:0.07lbs/31.75g

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What maintenance is required for the Carrier MRA12054-12026 Compressor Overload?

Periodically inspect the overload protector for signs of overheating, discoloration, or physical damage. Ensure electrical connections are tight and free from corrosion to maintain accurate current sensing. Keep the compressor compartment clean to improve proper heat dissipation.

What are common issues with the Carrier MRA12054-12026 Compressor Overload?

  • Overload relay tripping repeatedly due to compressor overheating.
  • Compressor failing to start because of defective overload protection.
  • Intermittent compressor shutdowns caused by loose electrical connections.
  • Burnt contacts or internal overload failure affecting HVAC system performance.