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Hofmann 4213369 Replacement Turntable Forward / Reverse Motor Switch for Electric Tire Changers
When a tire changer’s turntable only spins in one direction, moves intermittently, or simply hums without turning, the forward/reverse motor switch is often the first component to check. A faulty switch is a far less expensive repair than replacing the motor itself, and it is frequently the root cause of these symptoms in machines with electric turntables. This is a premium replacement motor switch that replaces Hofmann part numbers 4213369 and 5-400682 – before purchasing a new motor, consider starting here.
Product Information
- Brand / Equipment: Hofmann, Nussbaum
- Manufacturer / Reference Part Numbers: 4213369, 5-400682
- Store SKU: CEB5380-3
- Component: Turntable Forward / Reverse Motor Switch (Electric Turntable)
- Physical Description: Gray switch body with black end caps
- Listed Application: Hofmann tire changer models with electric turntables – see model list below; also fits Nussbaum TC350
Compatible Makes / Verified Fitment Models
This switch was found in the following Hofmann tire changer models:
- Hofmann 12
- Hofmann 22
- Hofmann 32
- Hofmann S410
- Hofmann S425
- Hofmann 1550
- Hofmann 1610
- Hofmann 12s
- Hofmann 32s
- Hofmann 455
- Hofmann 3200
- Nussbaum TC350
Replacement / Cross-Reference Numbers
- Hofmann 4213369
- Hofmann 5-400682
Fitment and Ordering Notes
Before ordering, verify that your switch is gray with black end caps and matches the switch pictured in the product images. Some Hofmann models were produced with more than one possible switch configuration, and physical appearance is the most reliable way to confirm compatibility. If you are not certain this switch matches your machine, call 866-902-6060 before ordering.
Additional Product Information
This type of switch controls the direction of the electric turntable motor. When it fails, the most common symptoms are the turntable spinning only in one direction, intermittent or hesitant movement, or the motor humming without the table rotating. Replacing the switch is a significantly cheaper first step than replacing the motor, and is typically the first diagnostic step performed during in-field service on electric turntable machines.
