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Suburban 525035 Furnace Limit Switch – SF-42 / SF-42F / SDH-2542
Suburban 525035 Furnace Limit Switch – SF-42 / SF-42F / SDH-2542
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Product Description
The Suburban 525035 Furnace Limit Switch is a critical safety component designed to regulate internal furnace temperature and prevent overheating. This single limit switch opens at 195°F and resets at 155°F, helping protect your RV furnace from damage while maintaining proper operation.
Designed as an OEM replacement, this switch fits select Suburban SF-42, SF-42F, and SDH-2542 furnaces. A failed limit switch can cause your furnace to shut down prematurely, cycle repeatedly, or fail to produce consistent heat—making this a key replacement part for restoring performance.
Key Features & Benefits
- OEM Suburban Part #525035
- Opens at 195°F, closes at 155°F
- Prevents overheating and internal damage
- Restores proper furnace cycling and operation
- Durable, direct-fit replacement
Compatibility
Fits the following Suburban furnace models:
- SF-42
- SF-42F
- Applies to units below serial number 921403896
- Applies to units above serial number 921403895
- SDH-2542
Always verify model and serial number before ordering.
Common Problems This Part Fixes
- Furnace shuts off too quickly
- Furnace overheats or trips safety limit
- Burner cycles on and off repeatedly
- Inconsistent or no heat output
What’s Included
- (1) Suburban 525035 Furnace Limit Switch (Single)
Installation Notes
- Disconnect power before installation
- Replace in the same mounting position as the original switch
- Verify proper wiring connections
- Professional installation recommended if unsure
FAQs
What does a furnace limit switch do?
It monitors internal temperature and shuts the furnace down if it overheats to prevent damage.
How do I know if my limit switch is bad?
Common signs include short cycling, overheating shutdowns, or inconsistent heat.
Is this compatible with all SF-42 furnaces?
It fits specific serial number ranges—confirm your unit before purchasing.
Can I install this myself?
Yes, if you are comfortable with basic electrical components; otherwise, professional installation is recommended.
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