I have a kenmore model 141.15221, which calls for 11 wc regulator. Is there any concern that the 1psi (which is higher then 11wc) might be too high?
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I have a JenAir 3 main burner 1 side and a rotisserie inferred the stock regulator was 1/2 psi with the 1 psi there is the same control with the burner knobs but it has a better high end for searing, the 36'' ss line is a added plus I always felt that the stock rubber line was inferior for the price of the unit. Im very satisfied with the regulator, like you I had concerns with the higher psi. I hope this helps
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That number you provided isn't working for me but as long as your original unit is a Nippondenso Compressor 5SE11 this one should work fine.
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I am using 120 and it is working very good so far I've had it installed for almost 5 months and it is working very efficiently.
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Look on the back of the fridge. If it says the peak wattage is more than 3000w then no. If it does not say that, then look for the peak Amperage (it may or may not say that) or just the Amperage. Take the Amperage number and multiply it by 240. If the result is more than 3000 then no. if less then yes. I would recommend that you have some extra leeway. Hopefully, your fridge will not exceed 2000 and then if there is peak amp draw when the compressor fires up from time to time, you'll have the insurance of extra VA to pick up the load. One thing this unit will do is make a loud vibrating noise if you are drawing too much. If you hear that, you definitely need a bigger transformer. I uplugged a Keurig in this and it started doing that when it was heating the water. Not for more than about 10 seconds, but enough for me to know not to use it. I ended up buying a 7.5KVA (7500VA) transformer from the base exchange in the UK when that happened.
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What UK appliance are you trying to use here in the USA. You can use any of the Simran AC models like Simran AC-100, Simran AC-200, AC-500, AC-1000 etc depending on the wattage of your appliance. Remember to leave enough margin for power spike while buying a transformer. You may call us at 630-775-1700 and we can help you in deciding the model that you would need.
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There is no problem just be aware and voltage that varies the fan there is a serial number to order but this can work if you meet the 15ws, sorry for my English
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Hi, thanks for asking110V is ok, now , It depends with how many Amps works your AC, if is less than 10 Amps you are ok.
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I don't know. It works for my Kenmore stackable, but the model # is 110.88752792.
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NP900X3C-A04US is what I'm using it with. I did a quick google but I'm not sure. My guess would be yes. Maybe the Pwr+ folks can confirm for you?
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If I understand your question, yes. I have two of these units (in the U.S.), each on a 220-240 VAC circuit.
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You should be good to go on that mod. Especially when that has buttons for you to adjust the voltage output. I use them on my King mod (Which doesn't have the same voltage regulator) and have no problems.
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Not sure, mine is a 110.68322700. Did you Googled the specs for your model? Hopefully it works, you'll save a lot of $$$
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Yes. We went on line & Googled our Kenmore Elite HE 3t, which is about 13 years old, when it began throwing the error code F/dl in July. We learned (see http://www.fixya.com/tags/8181700) that it was the same as the Whirlpool Duet Washer. With that info, we called around town using Part # 8182634 (Door Switch Assembly). In Tucson, the quoted price was over $100 for the part. We chose to order the part from Parts Appliance Chicago ($46 w/ shipping) via Amazon Marketplace. We ordered it on a Monday & it arrived on Saturday. (There are some great videos on Youtube to guide you through the install. I can send the links to you- if you need them). We used them to initially determine the problem & multiple times when installing the new part.) Hope this helps. ~Barbara
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I agree with William E. 1800W is as high as you can buy for a 110V plug. Sorry.
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Probably a question for Amazon or Cuisinart. You have to match the proper volts etch.
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Mine is a 960. It's easy to check. Pressure switch is in top right rear of washer. 3 screws on back to remove the top, then u can see the switch to see if it is the same
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The G110V2 only works on 110 VAC. Perhaps there is a model G240VX that will work with 240 VAC. Sorry, it really does a good job. Probably wouldn't do such a good job on 240 VAC for very long.