300A Battery Fuse for Skyjack SJIII 3215 3219 – 310517
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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.
| Make / Application | Compatible Models / Details |
|---|---|
| Skyjack SJIII Compact | 3215, 3219 |
Product Overview
A high-current 300 amp fuse used in the battery power circuit of SJIII 3215 and 3219 electric scissor lifts. Skyjack service documentation identifies 310517 as the 300A fuse in the battery/electrical system.
A blown main fuse can leave the lift completely without traction/lift power. Because a 300A fuse normally opens for a reason, inspect cables, contactors, motors and the battery circuit for a short or overload before installing another fuse.
Key Features & Performance
- Provides specified high-current circuit protection.
- Correct amperage is essential for protecting cables and electrical components.
- A blown fuse should trigger inspection for the underlying short or overload.
Specifications & Reference Numbers
- Reference number(s): 310517
- Rating: 300A
- Circuit location: Battery in-line fuse / F1 in Skyjack documentation
Before You Order
Confirm part number 310517 and the physical fuse style. Never replace the fuse with a higher amperage rating.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should I verify before ordering?
A: Confirm part number 310517 and the physical fuse style. Never replace the fuse with a higher amperage rating.
Q: Why would this part need to be replaced?
A: A blown main fuse can leave the lift completely without traction/lift power. Because a 300A fuse normally opens for a reason, inspect cables, contactors, motors and the battery circuit for a short or overload before installing another fuse.
Q: Is this an OEM part?
A: This listing is for a replacement component. Manufacturer names and reference numbers are used to identify fitment; compare the original part number and configuration before ordering.