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Part # 5270-65

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Switch, Stationary Two Speed (saw-45)

Name: Switch, Stationary Two Speed (saw-45)
Brand: Century Motors
SKU: 5270-65
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Part # 5270-65

Manufacturer Code SAW-45

Alternate Part #'s 2505806-001, 2505806001, 35-125-2050, 389889, 614950-002, 614950002, 620038, SAW-45, SAW45

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SWITCH, STATIONARY TWO SPEED

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? Asked on 7/4/2016by kerry

is this the correct start/run switch for Hayward motor #SP-1620-Z2-MBK Motor Mod K56N2N103A3 SER # 7194
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A Answered on 7/8/2016 by InyoPools Product Specialist Lennox H.

Hi Kerry, It depends on the style and age of the motor you have, the current two-speed motor do not use this switch but SAW-25 Stationary Switch. You will have to remove the cover on your motor to see which switch you have.
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? Asked on 2/8/2019by Ludolf Petersen

Hi, Will this switch fit a Hayward pump: SP-1510-Z-2-XC with an A.O. Smith Motor Mod S48L2A20? Will you ship to Denmark? Pictures enclosed. Rgds. Ludolf Petersen

A.O. Smith Switch, Stationary Two Speed (saw-45)

A Answered on 2/8/2019 by InyoPools Product Specialist Michelle B.

Hello, This switch will not be able to work with your motor.
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? Asked on 11/27/2019by Rick

On an A O Smith 2 speed motor C48L2P104 I want to replace the start switch which is a different style (photo attached). Will this work and how is it wired compared to the old switch? Thanks.