Cma Dishmachines 2103.48 Contactor 40A 3 Pole 120V

Product Description

The CMA DISHMACHINES 2103.48 is a 3-pole contactor rated at 40 amps and 120 volts, 60 Hz, designed for use in commercial dishwasher electrical systems. Contactors of this type serve as electrically operated switches that control high-current loads - such as wash pump motors and heating elements - through a low-voltage control signal. This unit is a direct-replacement component for qualified commercial kitchen equipment technicians and licensed electricians performing service on CMA Dishmachines undercounter dishwasher models, including the UC 65E series.

This contactor is intended for commercial foodservice equipment applications, specifically undercounter dishwashing machines operating on single-phase 120-volt control circuits. It is typically installed inside the electrical compartment of the machine and actuated by the machine control circuit during wash and rinse cycles. Service is performed by commercial appliance technicians or electricians familiar with foodservice equipment electrical systems.

Key Features

• 40-amp continuous duty rating handles wash pump and heater load demands
• 3-pole configuration switches all three load legs simultaneously
• 120-volt coil voltage compatible with standard commercial dishwasher control circuits
• 60 Hz rated for North American electrical systems
• Direct replacement for CMA Dishmachines UC 65E series applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement contactor for CMA Dishmachines UC 65E series undercounter commercial dishwashers requiring a 25/40A 3-pole 120-volt contactor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified commercial appliance technician or licensed electrician. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power to the dishwasher before removing the existing contactor or handling wiring connections. Verify the replacement coil voltage and pole configuration match the original unit before installation. Refer to the machine wiring diagram, typically located inside the access panel, to confirm terminal assignments before energizing the equipment.