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Rheem 42-101233-81 SPST Pressure Switch 0.35" PF

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42-101233-81
The Rheem-Ruud 42-101233-81 Pressure Switch plays an essential role in the HVAC systems in that it prevents pressure build-up and monitors the pressure. This single-pole single-throw switch has a pressure range of 0. 35” of water column, and is constructed from robust silicone rubber tubing in order to provide reliability. This pressure switch is normally found in Rheem heating and cooling systems to prevent the pressure from rising beyond the standard limit. In other words, it functions based on the idea of switching On or Off the HVAC system if the pressure becomes a problem to the system or if the system becomes inefficient.
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Specifications

  • Type:Pressure Switch
  • Weight:0.47lbs
  • Pressure Range:0.35"
  • Material: Silicone Rubber Tubing
Manufacturer Name: Rheem-Ruud
Product Number: 42-101233-81
OEM Part Number: 42-101233-81
Product Description: 0.35"Pf Spst Pressure Switch
Weight:0.47lbs/213.19g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Rheem 42-101233-81 Pressure Switch?

Inspect the pressure switch regularly for cracked tubing, loose electrical terminals, or debris blocking the pressure sensing ports. Verify proper inducer airflow and ensure all tubing connections remain secure and dry. Periodic furnace inspections help maintain accurate pressure sensing and safe system operation.

What are common issues with the Rheem 42-101233-81 Pressure Switch?

  • Pressure setpoint drift causing inaccurate switching.
  • Electrical contact wear leading to intermittent operation.
  • Clogged sensing port reducing responsiveness.
  • Failure to activate compressor shutdown or startup delays.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off electrical power and HVAC system before starting to avoid shock.

Step 2: Remove old pressure switch and note tubing and wiring positions.

Step 3: Install new pressure switch in same orientation and secure mounting.

Step 4: Reconnect tubing and electrical terminals as labeled, ensuring tight fit.

Step 5: Restore power and test system for proper pressure response and check safe operations.