Century 626531 terminal board for UST and USQ series motorsCentury Terminal Board for UST/USQ Series Motors, 626531 In stock$1299
Century 626531 terminal board for UST and USQ series motors

Century Terminal Board for UST/USQ Series Motors, 626531

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Quick overview

  • For UST and USQ motors Made for the Century UST and USQ series.
  • Genuine Century Century part number 626531.
  • Where the leads land The terminal board is what the supply and motor leads connect to under the end cover.
  • Burned board fix Heat, arcing or a loose connection can char the board, and a charred board needs replacing, not cleaning.
  • Voltage selection On dual voltage motors the terminal board is where the voltage is set, so a damaged board takes the motor out of service.
  • Inexpensive repair Far cheaper than replacing the whole motor when the board is the only failed piece.
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Product details

This is the Century terminal board for UST and USQ series motors, part number 626531. It is the board inside the motor end cover where the supply leads and the motor leads land.

When it needs replacing

Terminal boards fail from heat. A connection that was never quite tight arcs under load, the arcing chars the board, and once the plastic is burned or a terminal is damaged there is no cleaning it up. Replacing the board is a fraction of the cost of the motor when it is the only thing that has failed.

Kill power at the breaker before opening the end cover, and verify the terminals are dead before working on them.

Specifications
Brand Century
Manufacturer part number 626531
Type Terminal board
Part type Motor part
Fits Century UST and USQ series motors
Shipping weight 0.2 lb
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Which motors does this fit?
The Century UST and USQ series.
What is the part number?
Century 626531.
Why would a terminal board need replacing?
A loose connection arcs, and arcing burns the board. Once the board is charred or a terminal is damaged, it cannot be repaired and the motor will not make a reliable connection.
Do I need to disconnect power first?
Yes. Kill power at the breaker before opening the motor end cover, and confirm it is dead at the terminals before touching anything.
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