Product Description
CR 107151-001 is an OEM molded ignition and power switch key for Crown electric lift trucks, compatible with multiple Crown models, marked C250, and cross-referenced with part numbers 107151, 107151-1, and 089216-001. For use on main switch assemblies in pallet jacks, walkies, stackers, and Wave series vehicles.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model Wave. SKU: CR 107151-001
Specifications
Material & Construction
| Key Blank Material | Nickel-plated steel |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | 107151-001 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CR 107151-001 |
| Cross-Reference Part Numbers | Replaces 107151, 107151-1, 089216-001; equivalent to key marked C250 |
| Supersedes Part Numbers | Supersedes previous key part 089216-001; interchangeable with key marked C250 |
| Compatible Models | PE3000, PE4000, PE4500, WP2000, WP2300, WP3000, GPW, WI2300, WAV50, WAV50-118, WAV60, WAVE |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 107151-001 ignition key, and which Crown models does it fit?
A: The CR 107151-001 is an OEM molded ignition and power switch key for Crown electric lift trucks. It is compatible with Crown PE3000, PE4000, PE4500, WP3000, GPW, Wave, Walkie, and other Crown series material handling equipment. The key is marked C250.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for CR 107151-001?
A: CR 107151-001 replaces OEM part numbers 107151, 107151-1, and 089216-001. It is equivalent to the key marked C250 and supersedes the previous key part 089216-001. All these numbers refer to the same ignition key.
Q: Is the CR 107151-001 a direct OEM replacement?
A: Yes. The CR 107151-001 is an OEM molded key designed as a direct replacement for the original Crown ignition switch key. It integrates with main switch assemblies on pallet jacks, walkie stackers, and Wave series vehicles without modification.
Q: What is the material composition and durability of the CR 107151-001 key?
A: The key is molded from durable materials designed to withstand high-cycle operator use in warehouse environments. The molded design resists breakage and maintains precise tolerances for reliable ignition switch engagement. Expected lifespan is typically 3 to 5 years under normal daily operation.
Q: What failure symptoms indicate the ignition key needs replacement?
A: Symptoms include difficulty turning the key, loose fit in the ignition switch, key sticking or getting caught, visible cracks or damage to the key body, and intermittent power loss when the key is inserted. A worn key may not engage the switch contacts properly, causing starting failures.