Product Description
SOLENOID (12 VOLT)
Specifications
Part Numbers & Compatibility
| Make | Prestolite, Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale |
| Application | Electric Lift Trucks, Forklifts, Pallet Jacks |
Electrical Specifications
| Voltage Rating | 12 Volts DC |
Additional Specifications
| Product Type | Hydraulic Control Solenoid |
| Function | Lift, Tilt, Directional Control |
| Expected Lifespan | 3-5 years (normal duty cycle) |
| System Requirement | 12V DC only - do not use on 24V or 36V systems |
| Compatible Brands | Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does part number 15-66 fit?
A: Part number 15-66 is compatible with electric lift trucks from Prestolite, Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Yale. Verify your truck model and serial range before ordering to confirm compatibility with your specific unit.
Q: What is the voltage requirement for part number 15-66?
A: This solenoid operates at 12 volts dc. Do not use this part on 24-volt or 36-volt systems. Installing it on incorrect voltage will result in failure and potential electrical damage.
Q: What are common failure symptoms of a faulty solenoid?
A: Failure symptoms include loss of hydraulic function, clicking sounds from the solenoid area, no response to control inputs, and intermittent operation. If you experience these issues, test the solenoid with a multimeter before replacing.
Q: Are there cross-reference part numbers for part number 15-66?
A: Cross-references vary by manufacturer. Check your truck documentation or contact us with your equipment model and serial number for confirmed equivalent parts from other manufacturers.
Q: What material is part number 15-66 made from?
A: Part number 15-66 is constructed from durable materials designed for long-term use in electric lift truck applications. It is built to withstand regular operational conditions and maintain performance over time.
Q: How do I know when to replace part number 15-66?
A: Replace part number 15-66 if you notice symptoms such as loss of hydraulic function, clicking sounds from the solenoid area, no response to control inputs, or intermittent operation. Testing with a multimeter can help confirm if the part needs replacement.
