Allpoints 831999 Defrost Switch True Manufacturing

Product Description

The ALLPOINTS 831999 is a defrost switch designed for use in commercial refrigeration equipment manufactured by True Manufacturing. This component controls the defrost cycle by interrupting or completing the circuit at a set temperature threshold, allowing ice buildup to be cleared from evaporator coils without manual intervention. It is a direct replacement part intended for installation by qualified refrigeration technicians or commercial kitchen equipment service professionals. The switch ships as a single unit and is a compact component weighing approximately 0.1 pounds.

This defrost switch is suited for commercial refrigeration applications, including reach-in coolers, display cases, and undercounter refrigeration units produced by True Manufacturing. It is typically installed during preventive maintenance calls or when a unit fails to complete a proper defrost cycle, resulting in ice buildup on evaporator coils or temperature control issues in the refrigerated compartment.

Key Features

• Direct OEM-style replacement defrost switch for True Manufacturing refrigeration equipment
• Controls defrost cycle operation to prevent evaporator coil ice accumulation
• Compact form factor at 4 inches length, 4 inches width, and 2 inches height
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds for easy handling during service calls
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement defrost switch for True Manufacturing commercial refrigeration equipment. Refer to the True Manufacturing parts documentation or cross-reference by equipment model number to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified refrigeration technician or commercial equipment service professional. Disconnect all power to the refrigeration unit before beginning any service work on electrical components. Ensure the defrost cycle is fully complete and the evaporator coil is clear before removing the existing switch. Verify wiring connections are secure and the replacement switch is properly seated before restoring power.