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Payne PG8MAA066110AAJA Limit Switch
Limit switches exist due to the fact that if the air never warms up inside the exchanger the you will lose all the heat as the air flows through the ducts. A normal limit switch is a switch located in the furnace that makes the determination if and when the air is warmed to a point that it can be circulated throughout the house.
Elements of a declining main limit switch
- The whole system is starting to ramp up but then stops from time to time
- The HVAC system will not initiate or run longer than 10 minutes
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Before you decide on buying or ordering any Payne PG8MAA066110AAJA replacement part do your best and cross-check the model number and also make a visual inspection so that you are positive that the correct limit switch is being ordered. Replacing the limit switch is a piece of cake provided you know what you are doing and have the proper tools to do it right.
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