Toyotomi Main Circuit Board (Replaces 20476412)

20476612

Models: BS-36UFF, OM-148

Status: In Stock

US$311.99

Description

Description

The Toyotomi Circuit Main Board, part number 20476612, is an OEM electronic control board designed to manage heater operation, safety monitoring, and system logic, restoring proper functionality and reliable performance in compatible Toyotomi oil heaters.

What’s included: One (1) Toyotomi circuit main board.

Installation limits: Intended for replacement during heater service; installation should be performed with electrical power disconnected and in accordance with Toyotomi wiring and service procedures.

Compatibility: Compatible with Toyotomi BS36UFF and OM-148 oil heater models.

Features

Features

  • OEM Toyotomi electronic circuit main board
  • Controls heater startup, operation, and safety functions
  • Manages system logic and component communication
  • Manufactured to original Toyotomi electrical specifications
  • Direct-fit replacement for select Toyotomi heaters
  • Critical component for safe and reliable heater operation

Specifications

Specifications

Product Type: Main circuit board
Brand: Toyotomi
Manufacturer Part Number: 20476612
Application: Oil heater electronic control system
Function: Controls heater operation, monitoring, and safety logic
Compatible Models: BS36UFF, OM-148

 

Proper circuit board replacement and accurate wiring reconnection are essential for safe heater operation and dependable performance.

 

Support

Support

   
Product FAQ

What does the Toyotomi 20476612 circuit main board control?

It manages heater operation, safety monitoring, and system logic.

Which heater models use this circuit board?

It is compatible with Toyotomi BS36UFF and OM-148 models.

Is this an OEM Toyotomi replacement part?

Yes. This is an OEM Toyotomi circuit main board.

Can a faulty circuit board prevent heater operation?

Yes. A malfunctioning board can stop the heater from operating correctly.

Is this board intended for new heater installations?

No. It is intended as a replacement component for existing heaters.

Should power be disconnected before replacing the circuit board?

Yes. Electrical power must be disconnected before servicing electronic components.

To top