China EexcavaStart WAI Excavator Starter Motor 600-813-4110 18402N for R954 Engine for sale

EexcavaStart WAI Excavator Starter Motor 600-813-4110 18402N for R954 Engine

Price Negotiable

Price: Negotiable

MOQ: 2pc

Delivery Time: 3 - 10 days

Brand: EexcavaStart

Product Description

600-813-4110 18402N Starter Motor 228000-0063 228000-6641 3575248

Attribute	Value
OEM	600-813-4110 18402N
Feature	Starter Motor
Brand	WAI
Warranty	3 Months
Quality	Original
Style	Modern
Weight	15kg
Engine Model	R954

Product Specifications

Product name	Starter Motor
P/N	600-813-4110 18402N 3575248rx 3675248 3675248rx 3675758rx 3863128 3864298 3864928 3920644 3922474 3957592 395759200 3970101 4064168 1065534 228000-0063 600-813-4110 600-863-4130 6733-82-6510 18402N 6733-81-6510
Condition	New original/ New generic/ Refurbished
Warranty	6 months
Delivery time	3-10 days after payment
Packing	Inner with plastic bag, outer with carton
Payment	T/T, Western Union, PayPal

Compatible Part Numbers

P/N	P/N
472-0209	474-6031
324-6125	203-8824
173-3064	135-4928
3e-5169	349-2654
259-2171	259-0814
266-8034	266-6396
539-1526	351-6942
349-5934	108-2387
206-5237	394-0434
203-8824	3E-5169
206-4225	478-0235
227-0265	07042-20108

Manual Starters

Manual starters are devices that are operated manually. These starters are extremely easy and straightforward to operate and do not require expert intervention.

The starter includes a button (or rotary knob) which enables a user to turn the connected equipment on or off. The buttons feature mechanical linkages, which make the contacts open or close, starting or stopping the motor. However, it's important to note that this type of starter does not break a control circuit during a power loss, which means the motor could restart automatically when the incoming voltage is restored. This could be a critical safety consideration in some applications.

Key Features:

Delivers safe and economical operation
Compact size suitable for wide range of applications
Provides overload protection to the motor
Available with various enclosure options
Low initial cost

How Starter Motors Work

After the driver turns on the engine - either through the stop/start button or traditional key - there will be an electrical signal sent to the starter solenoid.

This component sends the charge to the vehicle's battery then into the starter motor. The electrical current activates the starter motor, and a gear system called the starter drive or Bendix. Following this, the electrical charge engages the vehicle's flywheel.

As the starter motor turns, it cranks the engine, initiating the combustion process in petrol and diesel vehicles. Once your engine is working correctly, the mechanism that connects the starter motor from the gear and flywheel as the engine no longer needs the electrical spark to kickstart the engine.

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