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580026568

Contactor (36 Volt)

Regular price $153.59
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Contactors Electric Lift Truck Parts

Compatibility

Make Yale, Caterpillar, Crown
Model YT580026568, CT968-36, 110613-007

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Product Description

36V Contactor for Electric Lift Trucks

Specifications

Electrical
Voltage36 VDC
Material
Construction MaterialNot found

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 580026568 contactor rated for?
A: The 580026568 is a 36 VDC contactor designed for electric lift truck motor control and relay circuits. It switches 36-volt direct current loads in lift, lower, and travel motor circuits.

Q: What equipment models use a 36V contactor?
A: 36-volt contactors are used on electric lift trucks powered by 36-volt battery systems. Verify your truck battery voltage on the nameplate and confirm the part number matches your equipment electrical schematic before ordering.

Q: What are the electrical specifications of the 580026568?
A: The 580026568 contactor is rated for 36 VDC operation. Verify coil voltage, contact configuration, and amperage rating against your equipment wiring diagram. Using a contactor with incorrect voltage or load rating causes electrical failure.

Q: What are the symptoms of a faulty contactor?
A: Signs include no response when pressing lift or lower controls, weak or intermittent motor operation, chattering or clicking sounds from the electrical panel, burning smell from the contactor, and visible corrosion on contact surfaces.

Q: How do I test if a contactor is faulty?
A: Use a multimeter to check for continuity across contactor contacts. Measure coil voltage to confirm 36 VDC is present at the coil terminals when the control switch is activated. If voltage is present but contacts do not close, the contactor is faulty and must be replaced.

Q: How long does a contactor typically last?
A: Contactors typically last 5 to 10 years with normal use. Lifespan depends on switching frequency, load current, and environment. Frequent heavy load cycling, moisture, and dirt reduce life. Replace contactors showing pitting, corrosion, or electrical resistance.