Product Description
SOLENOID (12 VOLT)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What electric lift trucks use the 92-195 12-volt solenoid?
A: The 92-195 is compatible with 12-volt electric pallet jacks, walk-behind and ride-on forklifts from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, and Yale. Verify your equipment uses a 12-volt system before ordering, as some models use 24-volt or 36-volt solenoids instead.
Q: What does this solenoid control on the lift truck?
A: The 92-195 solenoid typically controls hydraulic valve operation for mast extension, lowering, or directional control. When current is applied to the coil, it pulls the internal plunger to open or close hydraulic passages. Failure prevents hydraulic function.
Q: What are the coil specifications for this solenoid?
A: The 92-195 features a 12-volt DC coil with specific winding resistance and pull-in current draw. Operating temperature range is typically minus 20 degrees Celsius to plus 80 degrees Celsius. Check your equipment electrical schematic for exact voltage and amperage requirements.
Q: What symptoms indicate solenoid failure?
A: Common failure signs include no hydraulic response when control button is pressed, intermittent operation, or audible clicking without movement. Check for loose electrical connections and burnt coil smell. A failed solenoid prevents that circuit from functioning until replaced.
Q: How long does a 12-volt solenoid typically last?
A: Under normal duty, the 92-195 solenoid provides 5 to 10 years of service. High-cycle operations, voltage spikes from damaged contacts, or moisture intrusion accelerate coil burnout. Protective diodes should be installed to prevent electrical spikes from damaging the solenoid.
Q: Are there equivalent solenoid part numbers?
A: The 92-195 may have OEM cross-references from Crown, Toyota, Raymond, or other manufacturers. Solenoid designs vary by valve type and control circuit. Provide your equipment model and electrical schematic so we can confirm the correct replacement solenoid.