Product Description
CONTACT KIT
Specifications
Product Overview
| Product Type | Electrical Contact Kit |
Physical Specifications
| Voltage Rating | 24V and 36V Systems |
| Component Contents | Replacement Electrical Contacts and Insulating Materials |
| Purpose | Restores electrical conductivity in worn contact assemblies |
Compatibility
| Application | Contactors and Motor Starters |
| Compatible Equipment | Electric Forklifts, Electric Pallet Jacks, Lift Trucks |
| Equipment Makes | Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Nichiyu |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What components are included in the 105535 contact kit?
A: The 105535 is a contact kit designed to restore electrical conductivity in contactors and motor controllers for electric lift trucks. This kit typically contains replacement electrical contacts and insulating materials for rebuilding worn contact assemblies on equipment from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, and Hyster.
Q: What voltage rating does the 105535 contact kit support?
A: The 105535 contact kit is rated for 24 and 36 volt systems commonly found in electric forklifts and lift trucks. Verify your truck voltage system matches before ordering this kit for your specific equipment.
Q: When should the 105535 contact kit be used?
A: Use this kit when contactors or motor starters exhibit pitting, burning, or erosion on contact surfaces. These conditions reduce electrical efficiency and may cause intermittent truck operation, slow acceleration, or failure to engage motors or hydraulic pumps reliably.
Q: Is the 105535 kit compatible with all lift truck contactor models?
A: The 105535 contact kit is designed for specific OEM contactor types and models. Confirm your equipment contactor model number and voltage rating match this kit specification before ordering.
Q: How often should contacts be replaced using the 105535 kit?
A: Contact life depends on duty cycle and electrical load. Heavy-use trucks may require contact renewal annually or every 1000 operating hours. Light-duty equipment may go 2-3 years between replacements. Inspect contacts annually to determine replacement timing.