23500-L2910 Voltage Regulator for Komatsu, Allis-Chalmers, Linde, Nissan, and TCM

Product Description

The 23500-L2910 voltage regulator is a device that keeps the voltage to your forklift's electrical system at a safe level. This component is located in the alternator and sometimes mounted on it. It works by monitoring the current running through your battery and adjusting it to ensure it is within a certain level regardless of the input voltage. This is a Voltage Regulator with Part Number: 23500-L2910.

This part is also listed under the following part number:

• KO23500-L2910

• LI23500-L2910

• NI23500-L2910

• TC23500-L2910

Product Specifications

The specifications of this voltage regulator 23500-L2910 are:

How Does This Voltage Regulator Work? 

This voltage regulator works by taking an AC signal from the alternator and rectifying it into DC. The rectified DC voltage is then fed into a comparator circuit that compares it with a reference voltage generated by a Zener diode. When the two voltages are equal, no current flows through the Zener diode; otherwise, current flows through until they reach equality again.

Voltage regulation is hugely affected by the power supply. Since power coming from the battery is not defined, this factor can greatly influence voltage regulation, making this operation dynamic.

Voltage Regulator 23500-L2910

Warranty Information

This Voltage Regulator has a 1-year limited warranty.

Application

Komatsu, Allis-Chalmers, Linde, Nissan & TCM Forklifts

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this voltage regulator 23500-L2910 an OEM part?

This forklift voltage regulator is an aftermarket replacement.

What happens if this voltage regulator malfunctions?

When this voltage regulator malfunctions, it can cause your forklift to experience several issues. The most common issue is that it will not start. If the battery has been drained too low or if the starter has malfunctioned, it will be impossible for you to start the forklift.

How do I know if this voltage regulator is bad?

If you have a voltmeter and are unsure whether or not your voltage regulator is working, you should turn off the power and disconnect all wires from the battery. Then use the voltmeter to detect any voltage coming from the battery. If there is no voltage from the battery, your voltage regulator has failed and needs to be replaced.

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