Product Description
Yale YL 5198326-02 is an OEM 24VDC contactor assembly for electric lift truck applications, designed for S/N A827N13548U and higher. This component provides main power switching in pallet walker and walkie trucks, panel-mounted with stud terminals, rated for continuous duty operation.
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Yale |
| Model | MP040AC, MPB040AC, MPB040E, MPE060, MPE080, MPW045E, MPB045VG, MPW050E, MPW060E, MPW065E |
| Application | Main power switching for electric lift truck traction and hydraulic circuits |
| Part Number | YL 5198326-02 |
| Alternate Part Number | 5198326-02 |
Electrical Specifications
| Coil Voltage | 24VDC nominal |
Additional Specifications
| Compatible Serial Range | Applicable to S/N A827N13548U and higher |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What models is the YL 5198326-02 contactor compatible with?
A: The YL 5198326-02 contactor is compatible with Yale electric lift truck models including MP040AC, MPB040AC, MPB040E, MPE060, MPE080, MPW045E, MPB045VG, MPW050E, MPW060E, MPW065E, W40XL, and W40XT.
Q: What material is the YL 5198326-02 contactor made from?
A: The YL 5198326-02 contactor is constructed from durable materials designed for long-term use in industrial environments. It features a sealed assembly to ensure reliable performance under continuous duty conditions.
Q: How do I know if the YL 5198326-02 contactor is the right replacement for my lift truck?
A: Verify your lift truck model and serial number against the compatible models listed. The YL 5198326-02 is designed for specific Yale electric lift truck applications and should be used as a replacement part only when confirmed to fit.
Q: What is the function of the YL 5198326-02 contactor?
A: The YL 5198326-02 contactor is a main power switching component that controls electrical circuits for traction and hydraulic pump motors in Yale electric lift trucks. It ensures reliable power distribution to critical systems.
Q: What are the signs that the YL 5198326-02 contactor may need replacement?
A: Signs of failure include slow engagement, chattering, failure to hold under load, or no response to control inputs. These symptoms may indicate worn contacts or degraded coil insulation.
