Genuine ACP 15A Commercial Microwave Fuse For: Amana, Menumaster 20057302 ACP-20057302 20057302P

Genuine ACP 20057302 15A Fuse | OEM Part Number: 20057302

This 15A fuse is listed for select ACP, Amana, and Menumaster commercial microwave and high-speed combination oven models. A failed fuse may interrupt power or stop a cooking cycle. Verify the appliance’s full model and required fuse specification before ordering.

Technical Specifications

Symptoms Fixed by Replacing 20057302

• Complete loss of power: Display is dark and the unit does not respond.
• No heat or cycle interruption: The unit powers on but will not begin heating or stops mid-cycle.
• Tripped circuit or blown fuse: The appliance cuts out or trips the breaker during operation.
• Physical fuse damage: Visible discoloration, a blackened body, or a broken filament.

Repeated fuse failure can indicate an underlying electrical fault and should be diagnosed by a qualified technician.

Key Product Benefits

• ACP fuse identified by part number 20057302.
• 15 A rating listed for the supported commercial equipment.
• Cross-reference numbers and series information are included to help verify fitment.

Part Compatibility & Cross-Reference Numbers

Listed part numbers: 20057302, ACP-20057302, 20057302P.

Compatible brands listed: ACP, Amana, Menumaster.

Series cited in the current listing: select AXP, MXP, MRX, MSO, RFS, DECS, and MC series models requiring a 15 A main or board fuse. Exact model numbers are not provided in the current listing.

Please verify fitment using your appliance’s full model number and required fuse specification before purchasing.

Step-by-Step Installation Instructions

Safety warning: Commercial microwaves contain high-voltage components that may remain dangerous after power is disconnected. Installation should be performed by a qualified service technician following the manufacturer’s service procedure. Do not attempt to discharge or handle high-voltage components unless properly trained.

1. Confirm the appliance’s full model number and required fuse specification in the service documentation.
2. Disconnect power according to the manufacturer’s safety and lockout procedures.
3. Have a qualified technician access the fuse assembly and follow the prescribed high-voltage safety procedure.
4. Remove the failed fuse only after the equipment has been made safe using the manufacturer’s procedure.
5. Install the specified 20057302 fuse; do not substitute a different rating.
6. Reassemble the appliance and test it according to the service manual.
7. If the replacement fuse blows again or the breaker trips, stop and have the underlying fault diagnosed.