Product Description
Prime Mover PR 302296-000 24VDC forklift motor pump, OEM type for electric lift truck hydraulic systems. Designed for direct compatibility with Prime Mover equipment; 24VDC continuous duty electric motor. No cross-reference part numbers documented. For professional equipment maintenance and repair.
Specifications
Electrical
| Motor Voltage | 24VDC continuous duty |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | PR 302296-000 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 302296-000 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the PR 302296-000 motor pump and what does it do?
A: The PR 302296-000 is a 24VDC electric motor pump designed for hydraulic systems in electric lift trucks. It operates the hydraulic pump that controls lift, tilt, and load functions on Prime Mover equipment by converting 24-volt direct current power into mechanical pump action.
Q: What are the electrical specifications for the PR 302296-000?
A: The PR 302296-000 is rated for 24VDC continuous duty operation. It is designed to run continuously without thermal shutdown during normal material handling cycles on electric lift trucks with 24-volt battery systems.
Q: Which electric lift trucks use the PR 302296-000 motor pump?
A: The PR 302296-000 is an OEM original equipment part for Prime Mover electric lift trucks and pallet jacks that use 24VDC hydraulic systems. It is designed for direct compatibility with Prime Mover equipment. No cross-reference part numbers have been documented.
Q: What maintenance is required for the PR 302296-000 pump motor?
A: Perform routine maintenance including checking electrical connectors for corrosion, inspecting the motor housing for damage, and verifying proper voltage supply at the battery terminal. Monitor hydraulic fluid level regularly, as pump operation depends on adequate fluid availability.
Q: How do I know if the PR 302296-000 pump motor needs replacement?
A: Replace the PR 302296-000 if your lift truck produces no lift action despite adequate battery charge, if the motor runs but the pump produces no pressure, or if the motor stalls and overheats. Test battery voltage at the motor terminals first to rule out electrical supply issues.