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Brush Plate for Yale Electric Lift Truck

YL 220011409

Brush plate for Yale electric lift truck motor assemblies

Regular price $69.18
Sale price $69.18 Regular price $94.25
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Brushes Electric Lift Truck Parts MP040AC MPB040AC Yale

Compatibility

Make

Yale

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Product Description

Brush plate

Specifications

Part Numbers & Compatibility
MakeYale

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the YL 220011409 brush plate?
A: The YL 220011409 is a brush plate component for Yale electric lift truck motor assemblies. The brush plate holds carbon brushes in contact with the motor commutator, enabling current flow to the rotor coils. Brush plates are wear items that require periodic inspection and replacement.

Q: What material is the brush plate made from and why does it matter?
A: Brush plates are typically molded from phenolic or fiberglass-reinforced composite material. This material provides electrical insulation, mechanical strength, and dimensional stability over the temperature ranges experienced in electric motor duty. The material resists arcing degradation from brush contact.

Q: How do I know when to replace the YL 220011409 brush plate?
A: Replace the YL 220011409 brush plate when brushes reach minimum thickness or if visual inspection reveals cracking or warping. A worn brush plate may cause loose or misaligned brushes, increasing electrical resistance and motor inefficiency.

Q: Can the YL 220011409 brush plate be repaired or must it be replaced?
A: Brush plates must be replaced as a complete assembly. Do not attempt to repair, reshape, or rebore a worn brush plate. A damaged plate will not hold brushes correctly and will cause erratic motor performance and potential motor failure.