Ashley High Temperature Therm-O-Disc W/ Manual Reset (L200F): 80601

Ashley High Temperature Therm-O-Disc W/ Manual Reset (L200°F): 80601. This switch opens when the temperature exceeds the limit, interrupting the flow of power to the feed motor. If your feed motor is not operating, this switch may need to be replaced.

UPC: 012685000787

Replacement For Part Number:

• 80601

These are all of the confirmed compatible units for this product. This product may fit others, but these are the only ones we suggest ordering it for at this time.

Check these against the part you are replacing before ordering. If a dimension does not match, contact us and we will confirm the fit.

Install Instructions For Ashley High Temperature Therm-O-Disc W/ Manual Reset (L200F): 80601

Instructional Documents

• Install Instructions PDF for Ashley 80601

Instructional Notes

1.) Unplug the stove.

2.) Remove any rear or side panels needed to gain access to the switch.

3.) Gently pull the spade connectors from the tabs on the switch.

4.) Unscrew the fasteners holding the switch in place and remove the old switch (If your switch uses a gasket, take care not to damage it when removing the old switch).

5.) Position the new switch and gasket (If used).

6.) Reinstall the previously removed fasteners.

6.) Connect the wires to the new switch (It does not matter which wire goes to which side).

7.) Reinstall any previously removed panels.

8.) Plug in the stove and perform a test burn.

Troubleshooting Notes

This switch should be "NC" or normally closed or "ON". If the switch detects 200°F or more the switch rolls out to "OPEN" and the power is cut telling the controller to stop feeding and the room blower will run non-stop. Pressing the red button on the switch will "RESET" the switch to the NC position provided the switch's metal face is <200°F on the metal face.

High limit switches do not usually fail without some kind of event, like a power surge. Generally if the switch fails the reset button will no longer hold the switch in the normally closed position. If this has happened, it would be a good idea to remove the controller and inspect the electrical circuitry on both sides of the board for signs of a power arc or controller board component failure. IF replacing the switch does not remedy the problem, you may need a new controller.

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