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CPD 1-1.8t, 2-3t, 1-3t, CPD10, CPD15 Parts Catalog

Call the parts counter for a control valve on your CPD15 and they ask “DC or AC?” If you’re flipping through a third-party parts list, you’re guessing. CPD 1-1.8t, 2-3t, 1-3t, CPD10, CPD15 Parts Catalog fixes that. 149 pages of factory exploded drawings with reference numbers. You point, you order, you install. No returns, no wait.

Wheel Brake Assembly: Part Numbers You Can Trust

Brake components are the last thing you guess on. The catalog shows three wheel brake variations: 1-1.8t on page 10, 2-3t on page 12. Mix up the cylinder or shoe set and you get drag or no stop. The exploded view nails every washer and seal. That’s safety, not speculation.

Drive Axle and Transmission Gear Box: What’s Inside?

Need a drive axle seal for a 2-3t? Figure 3 (pages 6-9) calls out every bearing, shaft, and seal. The transmission gear box gets three pages (15-17) covering reduction gears and housing. If you’re rebuilding, you need those reference numbers. No alternative source matches the factory layout.

Hydraulic and Electrical Sections: Get the Right Valve

The control valve for DC systems (CPD10/15/18/20/25/30J) is on page 47. AC systems (JD1 suffix) on page 49. The electrical system pages 55-57 show the meter panel and controller connections. Wrong controller on a CPD10? Page 62 for DC, page 63 for AC. One mistake and the forklift sits dead.

Does This Parts Catalog Cover the CPD10 and CPD15?

Yes. The pump device diagrams split into DC (page 41) and AC (page 42) for both CPD10 and CPD15. The battery box, seat, and overhead guard are included. Serial number prefixes on the data plate tell you which section to use. Match the model, then the figure number. The index on page 1 lists every item with page location.

3 Reasons to Use OEM Documentation Over Aftermarket

First, the part numbers come from the factory drawings, not recompiled lists. Second, the exploded views show assembly order — you see which nut goes where. Third, safety-critical parts like brake cylinders and steering knuckles must match OEM specs. Aftermarket catalogs skip the updates. This one doesn’t.

If you work on these machines regularly, you may also want to check the Automotive Industry Overview to understand how electric powertrains evolved. For internal combustion forklifts, the Internal Combustion Engine background helps.

FAQ

Can I use this to service the brakes?

Yes. The exploded view shows every washer and seal.

How do I know which part number fits my specific model?

Cross-reference the serial number prefix with the “Series No.” column in the table of contents. For a 2-3t forklift, use Wheel brake (I) 2-3t on page 12 and Wheel brake (II) on page 13. Each exploded view has callouts that match the parts list. This catalog covers both 1-1.8t and 2-3t, plus the CPD10/15/18/20/25/30J variants. Match the model, then the serial number range printed on the data plate. If the data plate is missing, pull the frame number stamped on the chassis.

You want to stop ordering wrong parts and wasting billable hours? Access the Factory Manual. Keep a copy on the shop tablet and one printed for the old-timers who still use paper.

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