Product Description
Crown CR 89362 is an OEM replacement snap-action micro switch rated for 15 amps at 125-250VAC, designed for Crown PE 3000 electric pallet trucks. The switch features a plunger actuator, silver alloy contacts, and is cross-referenced to multiple interchangeable part numbers for electric lift truck control applications.
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Crown, model PE 3000. Alternate model: PE3000. SKU: CR 89362
Specifications
Electrical
| Contact Rating | 15A at 125VAC, 15A at 250VAC |
| Operating Voltage Range | 125-250VAC |
Part Numbers
| OEM Part Number | CR 89362 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 089362-00S |
| Compatible Equipment | Crown PE 3000 Series Electric Pallet Trucks |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the CR 89362 snap-action micro switch used for?
A: CR 89362 is an OEM replacement snap-action micro switch designed for Crown PE 3000 series electric pallet trucks. It functions as a control switch for steering, brake, or operational functions, activating at preset pressure or movement thresholds.
Q: What are the electrical specifications for CR 89362?
A: CR 89362 is rated for 15 amps at 125VAC and 15 amps at 250VAC, with an operating voltage range of 125-250VAC. The switch features a plunger actuator and silver alloy contacts for reliable electrical contact and long cycle life.
Q: Will CR 89362 fit my Crown pallet truck?
A: CR 89362 is specifically designed for Crown PE 3000 series electric pallet trucks, including model PE3000 variants. Verify your pallet jack model matches PE 3000 before ordering to ensure proper fit and function.
Q: What are the cross-reference part numbers for CR 89362?
A: CR 89362 carries OEM part number 089362-00S. This snap-action micro switch is also used in compatible pallet jacks from other manufacturers. Provide your exact equipment model if you need to verify cross-compatibility.
Q: How long does a CR 89362 micro switch typically last?
A: Snap-action switches rated for 15 amps generally provide thousands of cycles under normal conditions. Lifespan depends on activation frequency, electrical load, and environmental conditions. Signs of failure include inconsistent switching, no response, or stuck contacts.
Q: What causes CR 89362 micro switches to fail?
A: Micro switches fail from wear, contact corrosion, mechanical jamming of the plunger, or electrical overload. Water ingress, corrosion, and contamination in cold storage or wet environments accelerate failure. Silver alloy contacts are resistant but not immune to buildup.