twillers
Well-known member
- Location
- Long Island NY
- Price
- 30.00
SOLD It's a spare that I rescued from my parents old electrical service when they updated their service. It's basically new... As they never owned an electric range, therefore it's never had a fuse in it.. These are hard to come by, & having a spare can mean the difference between a simple fix and having to replace your electrical panel
I'm asking $30 for it. Price includes shipping. If interested or have questions, please send me a PM. As payment I will accept either a PayPal Gift payment or a USPS Money Order.
SPECIFICATIONS
Murray made these fuse blocks in a number of various styles... Some had round handles, others had rectangular handles, like this one. Some had the raised "ON" bump located at the top & bottom of the face, like this one, & others just had a flat face. If everything matches with the fuse block you are replacing, then you're purchasing the correct fuse block.
The "Range"fuse block has a rectangular handle that is attached to the raised "ON" bumps on the upper & lower ends of the face. The block face has two alignment tabs along one side that are 5/16" wide, stick out 3/32", and are 2" apart, center to center. There is also a 5/16" wide tab at the top & bottom edge of the block. The width of this tab, along with the spacing of the other 2 tabs along the side, prevents it from accidentally being inserted in to the Main Lighting opening. "MAIN" style and "RANGE" style pulls are never interchangeable. The dimensions of the block not including the tabs are, 2-3/8" wide, 3-3/16 long, and 2 1/8" tall, measured with the unit laying flat on the prongs. If your existing fuse block does not have these same dimensions, & the 4200 part number, found on the inner part of the block, this fuse block is not what you're looking for.
I'm asking $30 for it. Price includes shipping. If interested or have questions, please send me a PM. As payment I will accept either a PayPal Gift payment or a USPS Money Order.
SPECIFICATIONS
Murray made these fuse blocks in a number of various styles... Some had round handles, others had rectangular handles, like this one. Some had the raised "ON" bump located at the top & bottom of the face, like this one, & others just had a flat face. If everything matches with the fuse block you are replacing, then you're purchasing the correct fuse block.
The "Range"fuse block has a rectangular handle that is attached to the raised "ON" bumps on the upper & lower ends of the face. The block face has two alignment tabs along one side that are 5/16" wide, stick out 3/32", and are 2" apart, center to center. There is also a 5/16" wide tab at the top & bottom edge of the block. The width of this tab, along with the spacing of the other 2 tabs along the side, prevents it from accidentally being inserted in to the Main Lighting opening. "MAIN" style and "RANGE" style pulls are never interchangeable. The dimensions of the block not including the tabs are, 2-3/8" wide, 3-3/16 long, and 2 1/8" tall, measured with the unit laying flat on the prongs. If your existing fuse block does not have these same dimensions, & the 4200 part number, found on the inner part of the block, this fuse block is not what you're looking for.
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