🔒 Suburban SB232504 232504 Limit Switch: Top-Quality and Durable - 1 Piece Review

Our suburban heater broke while working in Yellowstone National Park. After a $200 service call, this small detail caused the problem. I have two of these with me now and have used them to help other friends on wheels with a similar problem. Highly recommended for those who work full time in the RV. This is a simple repair that will save you hundreds of dollars.

Couldn't turn on the stove in my caravan and Mighty was upset. I was about to take it to the local van shop when my buddy suggested replacing it first. And no matter how cheap it is, it would be pointless not to try it first. It took me two seconds to turn it off and it caught fire! Lots of money saved. Hooray!

Aside from having to crawl into my RV's basement, this limit switch was easy to replace and now my oven is working again. If your Suburban oven isn't blowing as hot as it used to, or if it only runs for about 25-30 seconds, check this limit switch. Better yet, just replace it when it's over a few years old. They tend to go bad, although they can be tested with your blood glucose meter.

I'm not sure if that helped me, or the Suburban control panel I installed at the same time, but hey, I have stovetop heating in line again so what too always worth it, YAAY! Oh yes, and I also installed a sail switch. If your fan is working but not generating heat, replace the fan, paddle switch, and control board. And for that $100-120, there's a 99% chance you'll get rid of the heater problem.

This is exactly the part we needed to repair the Suburban heater in our Grand Design Imagine travel trailer. One night the heating didn't turn off and after that we couldn't turn the heating back on. My husband is an auto mechanic and he looked it up and realized that this simple part was the problem. It was a cheap and easy solution that worked well. Also, the local dealers didn't have this part in stock, so Revain saved the day!