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973650

Solenoid (24 Volt)

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SOLENOID (24 VOLT)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the SKU 973650 solenoid and what is its voltage rating?
A: The 973650 is a 24-volt DC solenoid designed for electric lift trucks including Crown, Toyota, Raymond, Yale, Hyster, Jungheinrich, Linde, Clark, and similar industrial equipment. The 24VDC rating matches the standard truck battery voltage system used in most electric pallet jacks, forklifts, and material handlers. Verify your equipment voltage before ordering—incorrect voltage solenoids will not operate and may damage wiring.

Q: What are the coil resistance and amperage specifications for the 973650 solenoid?
A: The 973650 24VDC solenoid has a nominal coil resistance typically between 50 and 80 ohms, drawing approximately 0.3 to 0.5 amperes during normal operation. The exact coil resistance depends on the solenoid design and whether it is configured as a continuous-duty or momentary-duty actuator. For precise coil specifications and current draw data, contact us with your equipment model number to access OEM technical documentation.

Q: What function does the 973650 solenoid perform on electric lift trucks?
A: The 973650 solenoid typically controls hydraulic or pneumatic valve operation on electric lift trucks, managing functions such as load wheel engagement, direction control, or mast tilting. The solenoid is activated by a control switch or button on the truck and deactivated when the switch is released. The exact function depends on where the solenoid is mounted in the truck hydraulic or pneumatic circuit.

Q: How can I diagnose if the 973650 solenoid is faulty?
A: Symptoms of a failed 973650 solenoid include a clicking sound when the control button is pressed (indicating electrical signal but mechanical failure), no response to button presses, or the truck function becoming stuck in one position. Test for 24VDC power at the solenoid connector using a multimeter. If power is present but the solenoid does not click or actuate, the coil has failed and the unit must be replaced. If no power reaches the solenoid, the fault is in the wiring or control circuit.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of the 973650 solenoid under normal operation?
A: Under typical warehouse duty with standard cycle frequency, the 973650 solenoid provides 3 to 7 years of service before coil burnout occurs. High-cycle operations (frequent on-off switching) or sustained high ambient temperatures reduce lifespan. If the solenoid is exposed to water, salt spray, or freezing conditions, corrosion of internal contacts can cause premature failure. Replace the solenoid if the coil develops an open circuit or excessive resistance.