12V Pull/Hold Solenoid 1502-12A6U2B1S1 106977 for Woodward Miller
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Compatible Models
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| Application | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|
| Woodward 1502-series pull/hold applications | Use only with the matching original part/configuration. |
| Miller equipment using reference 106977 / matching 1502 solenoid | Use only with the matching original part/configuration. |
Product Overview
For buyers repairing Woodward/Miller applications using the 1502-series 12V pull/hold solenoid 1502-12A6U2B1S1 / 106977, this pull/hold solenoid gives you a focused replacement option without adding unsupported claims about applications outside the listed fitment. Provides a replacement for the original service component in compatible equipment.
Fitment matters on service parts like this one. Match both reference numbers when possible and compare stroke, linkage/end fitting, connector leads and mounting dimensions with the original.
Key Features & Performance
- Designed for Woodward/Miller applications using the 1502-series 12V pull/hold solenoid 1502-12A6U2B1S1 / 106977.
- Provides a replacement for the original service component in compatible equipment.
- Cross-reference number(s): 1502-12A6U2B1S1, 106977.
- Voltage: 12V.
- Operation: Pull/hold dual-coil solenoid.
Technical Specifications
- Voltage: 12V
- Operation: Pull/hold dual-coil solenoid
- Reference Numbers: 1502-12A6U2B1S1, 106977
OE / Reference Numbers
- 1502-12A6U2B1S1
- 106977
Common Reasons for Replacement
- Solenoid will not pull the linkage into position
- Solenoid pulls in but will not remain held
- Coil is open, overheats or works intermittently
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I confirm fitment?
Match both reference numbers when possible and compare stroke, linkage/end fitting, connector leads and mounting dimensions with the original.
What should I check before replacing the solenoid?
Confirm the electrical supply and ground first, then compare the part number, voltage, connector and mechanical mounting with the original component.
Is this an OEM part?
This listing is for a replacement part. Brand names and OE/reference numbers are used to identify fitment unless the listing specifically states that the item is genuine OEM.