Description
Amana-Goodman M0352005 160°F Manual Reset Limit Switch
The Amana-Goodman M0352005 is an OEM replacement manual reset (M/R) limit switch rated at 160°F, engineered to protect your furnace from dangerous overheating conditions. When the heat exchanger or air plenum temperature exceeds the 160°F threshold, this limit switch opens the circuit to shut down the burner, preventing equipment damage and potential safety hazards. Because it is a manual reset design, the switch must be physically reset after a trip event — a built-in safety feature that prompts a technician to identify and correct the root cause before the system is returned to service.
Key Features
- OEM replacement part designed for compatible Amana and Goodman furnace models
- 160°F trip temperature for precise high-limit protection
- Manual reset (M/R) design requires intentional reset after a safety trip
- Helps prevent heat exchanger damage caused by restricted airflow or other overheating conditions
- Direct drop-in replacement for simplified installation
- Durable construction built to Amana-Goodman OEM specifications
Application
The M0352005 limit switch is intended for use in Amana and Goodman gas furnaces as a direct OEM replacement. It is a critical safety component that monitors operating temperatures and interrupts burner operation if unsafe conditions are detected. Always verify compatibility with your specific furnace model before installation.
Why Manual Reset?
Unlike automatic reset limit switches that cycle back on once temperatures drop, a manual reset limit switch stays open after tripping. This design ensures that a qualified HVAC technician inspects the system — checking for dirty filters, blocked vents, or failed blower motors — before the furnace is restarted, reducing the risk of repeat overheating and long-term equipment damage.
Specifications
- Part Number: M0352005
- Brand: Amana-Goodman
- Trip Temperature: 160°F
- Reset Type: Manual Reset (M/R)
- Component Type: Furnace High-Limit Switch
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