Solenoid Valve Assembly for Crown Electric Lift Truck
CR 117082
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Product Description
Solenoid valve assembly
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 117082 solenoid valve assembly used for?
A: The CR 117082 is a solenoid valve assembly for Crown electric pallet jacks. It controls directional flow of hydraulic fluid to the lift cylinder, enabling the raise and lower functions through electronic control signals from the operator pendant.
Q: What voltage does the CR 117082 solenoid operate on?
A: The CR 117082 is configured for 24 VDC operation, standard for Crown electric pallet jack control systems. Confirm your truck voltage specification before installation to prevent electrical system damage.
Q: What problems indicate the CR 117082 solenoid valve needs replacement?
A: Replace the CR 117082 if the lift or lower function is sluggish, unresponsive, or absent; if there is persistent hissing from the valve; or if the truck operates only in one direction. These symptoms indicate internal spool wear, coil failure, or seal degradation.
Q: What material is the CR 117082 solenoid valve assembly made from?
A: The CR 117082 is constructed from durable materials designed for long-term use in industrial environments. It features corrosion-resistant components to ensure reliable performance under demanding conditions.
Q: How do I know when to replace the CR 117082 solenoid valve assembly?
A: Replace the CR 117082 when you notice performance issues such as inconsistent lift or lower functions, unusual noises, or failure to operate in all directions. These signs suggest internal wear or damage requiring replacement.