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STOP SOLENOIDS |
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Shown below are the most commonly used Stop Solenoids used on
Perkins Engines
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different mountings.) |
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Please call us with the numbers found on your solenoid and use
the reference number shown below for the style mounting you
require. You can also request information by e-mail by
clicking on the links to the right of each item. |
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Use Reference
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12D-001 |
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When Ordering |
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Call us at
1-800-927-9295 to place your order. |
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Use Reference
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12B-002 |
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When Ordering |
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1-800-927-9295 to place your order. |
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Use Reference
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12C-003 |
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When Ordering |
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Call us at
1-800-927-9295 to place your order. |
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TECH MINDER
If the solenoid is not
installed correctly and a failure is encountered the manufacturer’s
warranty will not cover a replacement unit. It is very important to
ensure that the plunger is fully bottomed when final linkage is
connected. If the solenoid is restricted from bottoming out in
the retract/energized mode then it will burn out in approximately 30
seconds. Insufficient current will also result in failure.
TEST PROCEDURE
TO DETERMINE PLUNGER HAS BOTTOMED
- On units with an auxiliary third
terminal, connect a voltmeter or appropriate light (voltage
rating) between auxiliary and "+" terminals. When the solenoid is
energized and the plunger bottoms, the voltmeter will indicate the
battery voltage or the light is energized.
- VISUAL
Method – Push the plunger to the full bottomed position and
measure the plunger extension length from the solenoid body before
the linkage is connected. Connect linkage and energize the
solenoid. If the plunger has fully bottomed, the plunger extension
lengths should be the same.
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ELECTRIC SHUT OFFS |
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E.S.O.
units shown below are three commonly used E.S.O. solenoids for CAV
or BOSH Rotary Injection Pumps. These are not polarity sensitive
but are voltage sensitive. Must be energized to run.
TECH MINDER
You can not bleed the
injector pump without energizing this solenoid. It stops the flow of
fuel to the pump.
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