Need rotary switch for a broan 6200 heater

Getting power? Is each item plugged into outlet?
Is it wired right?
More information is needed like model number and wiring.
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-switches.html#Broan

Gene
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with a model number to know exactly how power is supplied to the surface burners its going to be hard to let ya know anything definate...but do ya have knobs that ya turn to turn on the surface burners? if yes knobs..their will be terminals on the switch marked L1/L2 on those 240vac should be there all the time when turning the knob onto high on terminals marked H1&H2 should be 240vac to the burner

if it has the touch button to turn on the surface burners 240 vac into board all the time ..4 individual outbound power places (one for each burner) and the one for that burner also should have 240 vac when set to high

in either case if 240 vac out to burner the burner is bad
if 240vac into switch/board and not out..switch/board bad

The switch that you have works like 3 seperate switches. most of these switches will have gold screws
on one side and silver screws on the other side, lets say that the left is gold and the right is silver, and
the switch may also have a green screw for ground. your 12/2 with ground is your main hot, you may
want to mark it with a piece of tape, so you know it's the incoming hot. the ground off your hot will tie,
to the green screw on switch and continue and tie to your vent light which should also have a ground
the white coming off the hot is your neutral, it will go straight to your white or whites on your heater.
the black hot wire at your switch will go to each gold terminal on one side of the switch,there are two
ways you can do this, go to one side and just run a jumper, or put one wire on each gold screw and
tie in to your hot-black wire with a wire nut. now for the switch legs, you will need to run from your, switch
to your heater either another pair of 12/2s or a 12/3, each side of the switch that has one silver screw,
it's easier with a 12/3 normally a 12/3 will have a red,black,white,and ground.
top switch red to red on heater,black to black on light and the white blue on the vent,so from your switch
to the heater you would have to run a12/2 you would not use the black only the white and ground.
remember the white-neutral coming from the switch will be tied to all the whites at the vent,light,heater
except for the 10/3. the 10/3 is used stricktly for the switch legs. good luck!

Go to this page: http://www.jackssmallengines.com/help.cfm

The choose menus:
Airens
Front tine tillers
RT424 4hp (note model and serial numbers!) pick yours

It will be 902026-xxxxxxx x= your number

There are 2 gearbox part numbers

1. 00201400
http://www.jackssmallengines.com/searchdb2.cfm?arisku=00201400&aribrand=Ariens&arireturnurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.jackssmallengines.com%2Fhelp.cfm%3Fario%253dgetAssemblyCollectionariamparipa%253dS4JA%252bvDiuhxnRQKPG3HpjA%253d%253dariamparica%253dVW4ZVMgDKUJOh%252fyuxQghxw%253d%253dariamparioem%253dT5AoXrwJ%252fdc5PmlGuX535Q%253d%253dariamparit%253dac83beea-d9ce-4586-92eb-5b37a36e4d95&ariqty=1

And

00287100 (Aluminum)

http://www.jackssmallengines.com/searchdb2.cfm?arisku=00287100&aribrand=Ariens&arireturnurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.jackssmallengines.com%2Fhelp.cfm%3Fario%253dgetAssemblyCollectionariamparipa%253dwRJIs3RYfQcbYmA%252bu%252bdCDA%253d%253dariamparica%253dYcaPzWhKx8%252f17NVu3Eh%252bXA%253d%253dariamparioem%253dlDrUqX7mT9VVQe1v8FlYOg%253d%253dariamparit%253d0713aa56-cc1e-4998-a4d2-4938cb172940&ariqty=1

That should be what your looking for. All of the seals and bearings can be found there also using the tedious menu search then selecting gearcase at the top of the picture.

Thanks for choosing FixYa.

Kelly

P.s I tried a net search for just the gearbox part number 00287100 with only one result. Seems you will have to use the menus.

First check to see if the unit is getting proper voltge. You will need a multimeter for this. If it is connected to an outlet, check to see if there is a gfci and it has not been tripped. You should be getting 110-120 vac at the outlet all the way to the transformer. After the transformer, the voltage should drop down to 24vac. That is assuming it is connected to a 120 vac supply. It sounds like that is what it would be based on the indicated model you provided. It is also possible it is 240vac (unlikely for you) but if it is, it would be the same using 240vac instead of 120vac.

According to the instruction manual for these swimming pool lights, the charger specifications are the following:

USA and CANADA: 14 VAC,1.5A UL/CSA-approved wall plug
adapter and charger

AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND: 240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A wall
plug adapter and charger

EU: 220-240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A CE-approved wall plug
adapter and charger

SOUTH AFRICA: 220-240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A wall plug
adapter and charger

UK: 240VAC 50Hz/14VAC 1.5A CE-approved wall plug adapter
and charger

Everything above tells me this is 120V unit...if thats the case a single pole breaker is sufficient. Also by what you have written, a 15 amp breaker should suffice.

I believe that the Broan replacement part number for the belt for the CV-315 power head is a 9967-0585. available through a Broan/Nutone dealer.