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220051922

Solenoid (12 Volt)

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Product Description

SOLENOID (12 VOLT)

Specifications

Product Overview
Part Number220051922
Physical Specifications
Voltage12VDC (12-volt direct current)
FunctionElectromagnetic actuator for transmission engagement/disengagement
Typical Lifespan5-10 years under normal operating conditions
Failure IndicatorsSluggish transmission response, failure to engage shift circuits, electrical dropout
Compatibility
Application TypeTransmission shift solenoid
Equipment CategoryElectric lift trucks and forklifts

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the 220051922 solenoid used for?
A: The 220051922 is a 12-volt solenoid used as an electromagnetic actuator in electric lift truck transmission shift circuits. It functions to engage or disengage transmission components in Yale-brand forklifts and compatible electric lift trucks.

Q: What is the nominal voltage for the 220051922 solenoid?
A: The 220051922 operates at 12VDC (12-volt direct current), which is the standard for most electric lift truck transmission control systems.

Q: Which lift truck brands is the 220051922 compatible with?
A: The 220051922 is designed for Yale-brand electric forklifts and compatible electric lift truck transmission shift circuits. Verify your equipment model number before ordering to confirm compatibility.

Q: What causes a solenoid like the 220051922 to fail?
A: Solenoid failure typically occurs from corrosion, excessive heat exposure, electrical surges, worn windings, or contaminated coils. Symptoms include sluggish transmission response, failure to engage shift circuits, or complete electrical dropout.

Q: How long does a 220051922 solenoid typically last?
A: Under normal operating conditions, a solenoid typically lasts 5 to 10 years or longer, depending on duty cycle, environmental conditions, and maintenance. Heavy-use applications or wet environments may reduce lifespan.