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Brush Holder Assembly for Crown PE 4000

CR 128742

Brush Holder Assembly for Pump Motors

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Compatibility

Make

Crown

Model

PE 4000

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Product Description

Brush holder assembly for Crown electric lift truck pump motors, OEM Crown part number 128742. Direct fit with OEM standards; no registered cross-references available as of latest inspection.

Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PE 4000. Alternate model: PE4000. SKU: CR 128742

Specifications

Part Numbers
OEM Part Number128742
Manufacturer Part NumberCR 128742

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What equipment does the CR 128742 brush holder assembly fit?
A: The CR 128742 is an OEM brush holder assembly for Crown electric lift truck pump motors. It is a direct fit for Crown pallet jacks, specifically model PE 4000 and PE4000. This is the original Crown part number 128742 and meets OEM standards.

Q: Are there cross-reference part numbers for the CR 128742?
A: As of the latest inspection, there are no registered cross-references available for the CR 128742. This part is specific to Crown equipment and should be ordered under its OEM Crown designation only.

Q: What is the function of a brush holder assembly in an electric lift truck?
A: The brush holder assembly is a critical component of the pump motor circuit. It houses and maintains electrical contact with the motor brushes, which are essential for commutation and current delivery to the motor windings. A worn or damaged brush holder can cause poor motor performance, irregular operation, or complete motor failure.

Q: When should the CR 128742 be replaced?
A: Replace the brush holder assembly when you observe intermittent pump operation, audible arcing or crackling from the motor, reduced lifting speed, or visible damage to the brush holder contacts. Regular inspection during routine motor service will identify wear before failure occurs.