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FOR GN137562 MODULE REPAIR -
FOR GN1299261GT MOTOR CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR 128337 MOTOR CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR 128335 48 VAC 3P4 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GN128335GT DRIVE CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GN1256728GT JOYSTICK REPAIR -
FOR GN1256727 CONTROL BOX REPAIR -
FOR GN1256725GT CONTROL BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GN122401GT PCB BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GENIE 121765 PCB ECM CONTROLLER BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GN110665GT 48V COMBI MOTOR CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GN110164 CONTROL BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GN105627 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GN102625 CONTROL BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GM-15832319 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GL7750000731 CONTROL BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GL7-750-000713 UPPER CONTROL BOARD ASSEMBLY REPAIR -
FOR GL7750000701 CIRCUIT BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GL52046344 CONTROL BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GL290012 PCB BOARD REPAIR -
FOR GH260614 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GFI-A11-103 ECU REPAIR -
FOR GFI8801632 ECU REPAIR -
FOR GE-SX-200 MOTOR CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GESSMANN-D-74211 JOYSTICK REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC693MDL940H OUTPUT MODULE REPAIR -
FOR GEIC4484B101 R/B SCR CARD REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC4484A195 CARD REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC4482A176 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645TMM4A CARD REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645TMM2A CARD REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645SRGN501 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645SR7A353T5 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645SR5W606F1 CONTROLLER REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645SR4W746MC2 CONTROLLER-PUMP REPAIR -
FOR GE-IC3645SR4W10010M1 MOTOR CONTROLLER REPAIR
When a lift won't drive or a pump motor stops responding, the controller is often the first unit to check, and this page lists more than 4,100 parts of that kind. About 2,550 are controllers, and about 620 more are control cards, logic cards and boards. The rest is the hardware around them, such as modules, joysticks, control boxes, accelerators, potentiometers and switches.
Forklift Controllers, Cards and Joysticks
The controller listings cover drive, pump and steering units, and many are worded by maker and number, such as "HYSTER 800075434 CONTROLLER" or "for Sevcon 631-55314 Controller". Cards come in several names: "LOGIC CARD", "MODULE", "BOX" and "BOARD" all appear, along with about 145 listings for accelerators, which are the pedal and sensor side of a throttle.
Operator controls make up the next largest group. About 315 listings mention a joystick, and they have their own page of forklift joysticks: about 160 are joystick controllers that are also counted above, about 70 are joysticks and joystick assemblies, and about 85 are boots, switches, potentiometers, decals and other small parts. About 60 listings mention a potentiometer, about 55 mention steering (mostly steer controllers, cards and modules already counted above) and about 35 mention a switch, more than half of them in joystick listings. If you need a single switch rather than a whole unit, the forklift switches page is much larger, at about 1,500 listings.
Controller Makes on This Page
Caterpillar and Genie lead the list with about 330 listings each, and Genie is the biggest aerial lift name. Among the other forklift makes, Raymond has about 265, Yale about 225, Crown about 210, Hyster about 205, Nissan about 200 and Toyota about 190. The next aerial lift names are JLG at about 180 and Skyjack at about 85.
Controller makers appear under their own names too. Curtis has about 235 listings, Zapi about 135 and Sevcon about 90, and Danaher and General Electric turn up as well. For the whole range of one truck brand, go to the Raymond, Yale, Crown, Hyster or Toyota pages. There is also a separate page of Curtis controllers, with about 290 listings of its own.
Finding the Number on Your Controller
Start with the label on the case or the board itself. Part numbers here are often dashed: "Curtis 1254C-4505", "FOR NISSAN 29310-FS127" and "FOR GENIE 56774-03" show three different styles. Toyota numbers carry a long run, as in "TOYOTA 00590-44443-71", and roughly 170 listings end in -71. Search the number exactly as printed first, then try it without the dashes.
Some cards are better found by their model code. The EV-100 appears in nearly 50 listings, mostly cards for General Electric drives, and Genie GR-15 and GR-20 turn up in a dozen or so each. You'll also see Genie scissor lift model codes like GS-2032 and GS-1530, mostly on joystick parts and control box decals.
What "Repair" Means in a Listing
More than 1,700 listings on this page have the word "repair" in the title, such as "ZAPI FC2335-NA-R CONTROLLER - REPAIR" and "FOR CROWN 142517 ACCESS 2 CONTROLLER REPAIR". That is well over a third of the page, so look for the word before you order. About 215 listings say new, and only 4 say reman or remanufactured.
If you don't have a number at all, the search box at the top of any page takes a part number, and you can also browse by manufacturer. Platform control boxes sometimes come with decals; the forklift decals page covers those separately.
Forklift Controller FAQ
Is a control card the same as a controller?
Not always. In these listings a controller is the full unit, while a card or board is a circuit board that goes inside one. Read the part name in the title, since both can share a number.
Which makes of aerial lift are included?
Genie, JLG and Skyjack have the most listings, including platform control boxes and joystick controllers. "SkyJack Joystick Controller Part # 159230 - New" is one example.
Do any listings name two makes?
About 70 do, about 50 of them STILL (BAKER/LINDE) controllers. Others read like "8001313234 Transistor, FOR Caterpillar / FOR Mitsubishi". The same listing can answer for either make.