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Carrier 58MXB040F10112 Limit Switch
The main reason limit switches are made is due to the fact that if the air never warms up inside the exchanger the you will lose heat in the ducts and the vents will just blow cool air. A normal limit switch contains a sensor in the air handler that senses, or governs, if and when the air is warm enough for the blower to be activated.
Easy warnings main limit switch is going to die
- The heating and cooling system will not even start or run for any significant length if time
- The Carrier system begins to runs spotty more than once
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Before you decide on buying or purchasing any Carrier 58MXB040F10112 replacement part, do your due diligence and double check the correct model and also make a visual inspection in order to be sure the correct limit switch is being ordered. If you are not sure about installing the limit switch on your own then it is probably best to consult a pro to do the replacement of the part.
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