Zoomlion ZR Rotary Drilling Rig Solenoid Valve Identification

Solenoid valves that look alike may differ in voltage, connector, hydraulic function or cartridge dimensions. Identification must use the complete markings.

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How we match Zoomlion ZR Rotary Drilling Rig Solenoid Valve

Photograph the valve before disconnecting wiring or hydraulic components. The installation position on the manifold helps explain its function, while the coil and valve-body markings identify the electrical and hydraulic configuration. Never select a replacement from connector shape alone.

Solenoid valve and valve cartridge identification

Coil and electrical connector matching

Hydraulic manifold position verification

IDENTIFICATION CHECKLIST

What to send with your inquiry

1 Valve-body and coil codes from every side
2 Voltage marking and electrical connector
3 Installed position on the valve block
4 Thread, seal and cartridge dimensions if removed

FAQ

Zoomlion ZR Rotary Drilling Rig Solenoid Valve questions

Is the electrical connector enough to identify a solenoid valve?

No. Voltage, coil, valve-body code, hydraulic function and physical dimensions may still differ.

Should I photograph the valve before removal?

Yes. The installed position, wiring direction and manifold location are valuable matching evidence.

Need help identifying this part?

Send the machine details and original-part photos for a manual matching review.

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