Help find replacement fuse puller holder for rooftop HVAC

[roofhvac]

The fuse on my rooftop HVAC blew once again, so I climbed to the top of the roof to pull out the fuse disconnect to check the fuses and find a replacement fuse. Unfortunately, the fuse disconnect fell off the roof and shattered, as it is made of brittle plastic. I can now try to glue it back together with gorilla glue, or try to find a replacement. Can someone tell me the manufacturer of this fuse puller? I don't see any other identifiable markings on the fuse box, and I don't want to take it apart if it's not necessary.

I've attached a photo of the broker fuse puller disconnect.

[ryan1088]

There's a reason the fuses keep blowing in your unit. You need to have a reputable contractor come out and take care of the problem.

[roofhvac]

This is only the second or third time it's blown. I may very well end up having to call a contractor to take a look at it, but I want to eliminate other causes first, such as cleaning out the fuse contacts to make sure that they are not making the fuses run hot and blow early. In the meantime, I have to replace the fuse puller disconnect, or the entire fuse box.

[mechanical'al]

the unit should not blow fuses

[qwerty hvac]

The manufacture is right there on the fuse holder.


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[roofhvac]

The manufacture is right there on the fuse holder

That was my question. Who is the manufacturer? I don't know HVAC equipment well and don't know what company has initials G-S.

[BaldLoonie]

General Switch. But that looks like an oldie. Might need an electrician to replace the disconnect.

[catmanacman]

i would get the disconnect replaced asit very well could be the problem

[roofhvac]

General Switch. But that looks like an oldie. Might need an electrician to replace the disconnect.

Thanks; appreciate the tips. You're right that it's an old unit. The house was built in the 1980s, so the AC and the fuse disconnect were of that era as well.