Finding Power Team spare parts by model and document revision

Use the complete designation

Pump suffixes can denote different valves, electrical versions or supplied equipment. Begin the search with the complete designation on the nameplate. A shortened series name can then help narrow down related documents.

For PE554S, for example, the manufacturer finder lists operating instructions, a parts list and a CAD file as different document types. For parts identification, use the parts list that matches the model and model revision.

Distinguish document number from equipment version

The document number identifies a document; the model revision describes an equipment version. Both can matter for identification. A newer file is not automatically the correct parts list for every older unit.

Exploded drawing, item number and part number are considered together. An item number alone, without reference to the specific drawing, is usually insufficient for an unambiguous parts enquiry.

Complete your enquiry

Send the model, serial number or available model revision, document number, required parts position and quantity. Include a nameplate photo and, if possible, a picture of the component. WSD can then check the association and available version.

If a document has not yet been included in our search, the official Hydraulic Technologies Document Finder provides an additional starting point. Unverified model associations are not replaced by similar filenames.

Important for your enquiry

• What is the full designation on the nameplate?
• What document number and model revision are specified?
• What item position, part number and quantity are required?

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