Filter Queen
Filter Queen 88/96 Power Nozzle Circuit Breaker - 2.0 Amp, No Leads
Filter Queen 88/96 Power Nozzle Circuit Breaker - 2.0 Amp, No Leads
SKU:4304000300
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This 2.0 amp circuit breaker, part 4304000300, is the reset breaker for the Filter Queen 88/96 series power nozzle. It ships without leads, so the wire leads from the breaker you are replacing carry over onto the new one.
This breaker is listed for the Filter Queen AT1100 and MA961 canisters. A power nozzle breaker opens the circuit when the nozzle motor pulls too much current, which is what a jammed or seized brush roll causes. Once that happens the nozzle stops running even though the canister motor keeps pulling air normally.
- Part: 4304000300, 2.0 amp power nozzle breaker
- Fits: Filter Queen AT1100, MA961; 88/96 series power nozzle
- Configuration: supplied without leads, reuse the wire leads from your old breaker
- Before you order: clear a jammed brush roll first, since that is the more common cause of a dead nozzle
Unplug the canister before opening the power nozzle housing, and confirm the amperage on your old breaker matches 2.0 amp before fitting the replacement.