Woodward 12V Fuel Shutdown Solenoid – 1502-12A6U2B1S1 / 106977
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Application | Models / Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer reference | Woodward |
| Application | Compatible industrial engine shutdown / fuel-control installations using 1502-12A6U2B1S1 |
Product Overview
Woodward shutdown solenoids are used as electromechanical actuators to move a fuel or stop control when the system is energized or de-energized. A weak coil, sticking plunger, damaged linkage, or poor electrical connection can keep the engine from reaching the run position or prevent a clean shutdown.
The long Woodward model code is the most useful identifier on this item. Rather than matching by appearance alone, compare 1502-12A6U2B1S1, the 12V system requirement, mounting dimensions, stroke/linkage arrangement, and terminal layout with the unit being replaced.
Key Features & Performance
- 12V electromechanical engine shutdown actuator
- Matches Woodward model/reference 1502-12A6U2B1S1 and 106977
- Intended for compatible governor, fuel-rack, or shutdown linkage installations
- Best identified by the full Woodward code rather than a generic solenoid description
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Voltage: 12V
- Reference: 1502-12A6U2B1S1
- Cross-reference: 106977
Before You Order
Woodward solenoids with similar housings may differ in voltage, force/stroke, return action, and mounting. Confirm the complete code on your existing solenoid before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why is the full 1502 code important?
A: It identifies the solenoid configuration more precisely than the housing shape alone and helps avoid mixing different voltage or actuation versions.
Q: Can a shutdown solenoid cause a crank/no-start condition?
A: Yes, if it cannot move the fuel control into the run position. Wiring, relays, and the mechanical linkage should also be checked.