TO 00590-43393-71
TO 00590-43393-71
Electric motors are model-, voltage-, rotation-, mounting-, shaft-, and sometimes serial-number specific. Installing an incompatible motor may result in equipment damage, electrical damage, or unsafe operation.
Before ordering, confirm:
- Equipment make and model
- Serial number (if applicable)
- Operating voltage
- Rotation direction (CW / CCW)
- Shaft diameter and length
- Mounting pattern and flange type
If you’re unsure, contact us before purchasing with your equipment details.
Non-Refundable Item: Motors are non-refundable. Please verify compatibility before purchasing.
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Product Description
Brush & Spring Kit
Compatibility: Fits pallet jacks made by Toyota, model 7HBW23. SKU: TO 00590-43393-71
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | TO 00590-43393-71 |
| Product Type | Brush & Spring Kit |
| Description | Motor brushes and return springs for 24VDC drive motor assembly |
Physical Specifications
| Components Included | Brushes, return springs for motor commutator assembly |
| Component Type | Wear items (motor brushes, springs) |
| Fit | Direct replacement for Toyota 7HBW23 |
Compatibility
| Application | Toyota 7HBW23 electric pallet jack drive motor |
| Motor Voltage | 24VDC |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What equipment does the TO 00590-43393-71 brush and spring kit fit?
A: The TO 00590-43393-71 brush and spring kit is designed for Toyota 7HBW23 electric pallet jacks. Verify your truck model before ordering to ensure correct fitment.
Q: What components are included in this brush and spring kit?
A: This kit contains motor brushes and return springs for the 24VDC drive motor assembly. These components are wear items that conduct electrical current to the motor rotor and enable proper brush retraction.
Q: When should the brush and spring kit be replaced?
A: Brushes wear gradually with motor use. Replacement is typically needed when motor power output decreases, response becomes sluggish, or if you observe arcing or sparking at the motor commutator. Spring degradation may cause poor brush contact and reduced performance.
Q: How does brush condition affect motor performance?
A: Worn brushes reduce electrical contact with the commutator, resulting in lower torque, slower travel speeds, and reduced lifting power. Springs that lose tension cannot maintain proper brush pressure, accelerating wear and further degrading performance.
