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Carrier 58MVB120F10120 Limit Switch
Limit switches were created because if the air is too cool inside the furnace to begin with, then the house will never get warm enough. A normal limit switch is a type of sensor switch in the heating area that determines when the heated air is warm enough so that it may be pushed through the ducts and out the vents.
What warnings should I watch out for to know if my limit switch most likely is about to stop working?
- The Carrier system is starting to initiate and then stops often
- The heating and cooling system will not even start nor will it stay running like it ought to
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If you decide on picking up or purchasing any Carrier 58MVB120F10120 replacement part do your best and cross-check the correct model as well as make a visual inspection in order to be sure the correct replacement limit switch is being ordered. There is no rule that says you have to install it yourself. Look for a professional in your town or city to do the job for you.
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