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Copeland 971-0561-61 Overload Protector

Special Price $61.92 Regular Price $71.21
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971-0561-61
The Copeland 971-0561-61 Overload Protector is an essential device which protects HVAC compressors and motors from electrical overload and possible destruction. The overload protector is made of durable ceramic and thermoset plastic material that guarantees long-term performance and reliability. Also, the function of this device is to monitor the electrical current flowing through compressor or motor of HVAC system. If the current exceeds safe limits, it cuts the circuit to prevent overheating and mechanical failure. This automatic intervention contributes partly in maintaining efficiency and operating integrity of the HVAC system.
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Specifications

  • Type: Overload Protector
  • Material: Ceramic/Thermoset Plastic
  • Weight: 0.08lbs
Manufacturer Name: Copeland
Product Number: 971-0561-61
OEM Part Number: 971-0561-61
Product Description: Overload
Weight:0.08lbs/36.29g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Copeland 971-0561-61 Overload Protector?

Regularly inspect the overload protector for signs of overheating, discoloration, or physical damage. Ensure electrical connections are tight and free from corrosion to maintain accurate operation. Keep the surrounding area clean and free of debris. Proper system load checks support prevent nuisance trips and ensure compressor protection.

What are common issues with the Copeland 971-0561-61 Overload Protector?

  • Failure to reset after an overload condition.
  • Intermittent compressor shutdowns.
  • Electrical contact deterioration causing poor conductivity.
  • Overheating or thermal protection activation.
  • Loose or damaged terminal connections affecting performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Disconnect power to the compressor and verify zero voltage.

Step 2: Remove access panel and locate the existing overload protector.

Step 3: Carefully disconnect wiring terminals, noting positions for reinstallation.

Step 4: Install new overload protector in the same orientation and reconnect wires securely.

Step 5: Reassemble panel, restore power, and test compressor operation.