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Hi, Guys. need help to locate replacement overload. it's a 120deg.C., 250v, 2 pole thermal overload fo a griddle ( commercial kitchen.). It's approx. 1" square with 2 spade lugs at each end. I'l try and upload a pic. [ElectriciansForums.net] Thermal Overload Problem
 

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