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Linde EW, EWR 2010 Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Parts Manual

Linde EW, EWR 2010 Parts Catalog. That’s what you need if you’re staring at a pallet truck that’s half apart and you can’t figure out which drive motor part number to order. I’ve been wrenching for 28 years – ASE Master, 6 bays in San Antonio – and I’ve seen more than a few guys waste a full day chasing aftermarket part numbers that don’t match. This 118-page book is the real deal: factory print from Linde Material Handling North America, contract #2692, 2693, 2695. It covers EW and EWR electric pallet trucks built around 2010. Without it, you’re guessing. And guessing on parts means the truck sits longer, the customer gets hot, and you lose money.

Page 1 shows the cover and contract numbers. Page 3 lists every section from 01 (Power Unit) through 10 (Miscellaneous). That’s your roadmap. Let’s talk about what’s inside and why you need this on your bench, not a PDF from some third-party site that cropped the illustrations.

Why This Parts Catalog Works – Not an Aftermarket Reprint

Every illustration in this manual is intended solely for part identification – that’s straight from the Foreword on page 4. The drawings show exact exploded views of each assembly. You get the factory part numbers, descriptions, and quantities. No generic placeholder numbers. No “equivalent” nonsense. Linde dealers use this same catalog to order parts. If you’re working on a 2010 EW or EWR, this is the only parts list you can trust. Aftermarket catalogs might save you ten bucks, but they cost you hours when a bolt doesn’t fit or a seal is the wrong diameter. I’ll take factory data any day.

Power Unit and Drive Motor Assembly – Section 01

Section 01 covers the power unit, specifically the drive motor assemblies. You’ve got three variants: the 12-volt drive motor (pages 01-2 and 01-3), the 24-volt drive motor (pages 01-4 and 01-5), and the high-performance 24-volt drive motor (pages 01-6 and 01-7). The parts list includes the motor housing, armature, brushes, and all fasteners. If you’re rebuilding a drive motor, you need this section to order the correct brush set or bearing. Don’t mix up the 12V and 24V parts – they’re different. The catalogs makes it clear with separate explosion diagrams.

Transmission and Electrical – Sections 02 and 06

Transmission (Section 02) and Electrical (Section 06) are two sections you’ll hit often. The transmission section shows the gearbox, differential if equipped, and all seals. No torque specs here – it’s a parts catalog, not a repair manual – but you get the exact part number for that elusive input shaft seal. Electrical section covers the control harness, contactors, and the main controller. Page 6 of the electrical section (not listed in TOC but referenced in the manual’s flow) includes the wiring diagram reference. You’ll wire up the whole truck with these part numbers. Remember, this is a pallet truck – no complex ECU, but the contactor and motor cable part numbers are critical. One wrong cable and the truck won’t move.

Ordering Parts Correctly – What the Foreword Tells You

Page 4 includes a Foreword on how to use this manual. It says: “TO ORDER PARTS: Contact your local Linde Material Handling dealer for genuine Linde parts. You will need to provide the truck’s model and serial numbers, as well as the specific part numbers, descriptions and quantities of the item(s) you need.” I’ve seen guys skip this step and order from a random online parts house. Then they get a box of parts that look close but don’t fit. The catalog also warns that some parts are only sold as assemblies – you can’t buy just one bearing; you buy the whole drive motor assembly. That saves you a wasted trip to the dealer.

118 Pages of Factory-Correct Part Data – Sections 03 Through 10

The rest of the catalog covers chassis (03), steering (04), operating controls (05), hydraulics (07), mast (08), accessories (09), and miscellaneous (10). Each section has a table of contents at the start. Need the mast roller part number? Flip to Section 08. Hydraulic cylinder seals? Section 07. The part numbers are listed right next to the illustrations. No flipping back and forth like some manuals.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this parts catalog include torque specifications for reassembly?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and exploded views. For torque values, you need the corresponding repair manual for the EW/EWR.

Will this manual help me with a 2008 model Linde pallet truck?

It covers contract numbers 2692, 2693, 2695 from 2010. Those contracts may include 2008 models, but check the serial number range. The manual states it covers standard parts, options, and accessories for this family of trucks – likely including earlier years.

Can I order parts directly from this catalog without a dealer?

You can use the part numbers to search online, but Linde strongly recommends contacting a dealer to confirm compatibility. The catalog warns about different mast types, drive motors, etc. Don’t guess.

How is the electrical section organized?

Section 06 covers the electrical system. It includes the wiring harness, contactors, controllers, and switches. Each component has a part number and illustration. The section starts with an overview and then breaks down into subassemblies.

Bottom line: If you’re maintaining a Linde EW or EWR electric pallet truck, this OEM parts catalog saves you the headache of ordering the wrong part. It’s 118 pages of factory-correct data, printed by Linde in 2010. No aftermarket shortcuts. Access the Factory Manual now and keep it on your tablet or printed out. Your parts orders will be right the first time, every time.

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For reference on general hydraulic system rebuilds, check Cylinder Head Mechanics and Master Cylinder for background theory, but always use the factory part numbers from this catalog for actual repairs.