1 Pole Contactor 40 Amp 24VAC Coil
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1 Pole Contactor 40 Amp 24VAC Coil
Key Features
- Poles: 1
- Amperage Rating: 40 Amp (Full Load Amps)
- Coil Voltage: 24 VAC
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Terminals: Box lugs and spade terminals
- Includes a protective cover to prevent contact with live parts
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 65°C (-104°F to 150°F)
Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers
- Packard C140A
- TCDP401B6
- Westinghouse DW401A-120
- Serves as a universal replacement for most residential single-pole definite purpose contactors with matching electrical specifications.
Compatibility & Fitment
- Designed for HVAC, air conditioning units, heat pumps, refrigeration systems, and other motor load applications.
- Direct replacement for any 1-pole contactor rated at 40 amps or less (e.g., 25A, 30A) with a 24 VAC coil.
- Ensure pole count, amperage, and coil voltage match the original unit for proper fitment.
When to Replace
- Outdoor AC unit or compressor fails to start.
- A continuous humming or buzzing sound comes from the outdoor unit without the fan or compressor engaging.
- Visible signs of damage, such as burnt contacts, pitting, or melted casing.
- The contactor makes chattering or rapid clicking noises when energized.
Installation Tips
- Safety Warning: Disconnect all electrical power to the unit at the main breaker panel before beginning installation.
- Verify the specifications of the new contactor match the old part.
- Photograph or label all wire connections before disconnecting the old contactor.
- Connect high-voltage wires to the corresponding line and load terminals.
- Connect the low-voltage control wires to the coil terminals.
- Ensure all electrical connections are tightened securely.
Suggestions
Common Model Number Locations
Need help finding your model number? Select your appliance or lawn equipment below for location diagrams
- Above the refrigerant valves on the back of the air conditioner
- On the side of the unit near the run capacitor or electrical lines that go into your home
- On either side of the exterior
- On the back of the unit where the power cord is located
- In the cool air exhaust port
- To the left of the fan opening, on the weather barrier
- Below the control panel
- On either side of the exterior
- Behind the front grill on the frame
- On the door frame
- On the inside of the tub wall
- Behind the control panel
- On the door
- Inside the edge of the unit
- On the back exterior
- On the door
- On the side of hose storage
- Inside the edge of the unit
- On inside of the door
- On the door frame
- On the back exterior of the unit
- On the exterior side of the unit
- Behind the control panel
- On the inside of the door
- On the door frame
- On the exterior side of the unit
- At the top of the unit
- On the inside of the dryer door
- On the door frame
- Under the washer lid
- On either side of the exterior
- On the back exterior of the unit
- On the door frame
- On the exterior side of the unit
- On interior wall
- On the control panel
- On side of door
- On the right-hand side of the vent, under the control panel
- On the interior wall of the microwave (microwave model number only)
- On the door frame
- On the rear panel
- On the exterior back of the unit
- Inside the top part of the vent duct (in down-draft models)
- Underneath a burner
- Underneath a knob
- Underneath the cooktop (lift-up style)
- Bottom of cooktop
- On an exterior wall
- On an inside wall
- On the door frame
- On the right-hand side of the vent, under the control panel
- On the interior wall of the microwave (microwave model number only)
- On the door frame
- On the rear panel
- Behind the control panel
- Under the front surface unit
- On the door frame
- Interior side panel
- On the exterior of the unit
- On the inside of the lower storage compartment wall
- On top the hood
- Behind the filter
- Under the hood
- On the inside of the door
- On the exterior back of the unit
- Inside on the rear wall
- On the exterior side of the unit
- On door jamb
- On rear of frame
- Behind front panel
- On ceiling of refrigerator
- On interior wall
- On the inside of the door
- Behind crisper drawer
- Behind kickplate
- On ceiling of refrigerator
- On interior wall
- On door frame
- Behind crisper drawer
- Behind kickplate
- On ceiling of freezer
- On interior wall
- On the inside of the door
- Behind kickplate
- On the exterior side of the unit
- On inside of the door
- On the door frame
- On the back exterior of the unit
- On the front exterior of the unit
- On the control panel
- Inside the lid
- Under the lid on the frame
- On the exterior of the unit
- At the top of the unit
- On the inside of the dryer door
- On the door frame
- Under the washer lid
- On either side of the exterior
- On the top center of heater
- On the exterior of the unit
- On the starter housing
- On the side of the housing, behind the top handle
- On the side of the motor housing
- Near the rear grip
- On the top or sides of the engine housing
- On the gas tank
- On the recoil housing
- On the handle bars
- On top of the engine cover
- Near discharge chute, often behind chute flaps
- On rear of the deck, behind the engine
- Dash panel
- Back of mower/rear bumper
- Underside of the seat
- Lower side of hood, near engine
- Frame (beneath the seat, footrest)
- Mower deck
- Underside of the seat
- Frame beneath or near the seat
- Back of mower/rear bumper
- Lower left side between gas tank and mower deck
- Under the foot plate
- On the rear of the blower
- Inside of vacuum canister
- Side of the motor housing
- On the rear base of the vacuum
- On the bottom of the belly of the vacuum
- On the frame near the engine
- On the side of the auger housing
- On the lower rear of the snow blower between wheels
- On the side of the motor housing
- On the shaft
Select an appliance to see where its model number is located.
