Jungheinrich parts search

Identify the exact Jungheinrich truck

A short family name such as EFG, EJE, or ERC is not enough because it covers many capacities, generations, and markets. Use the complete designation from the data plate and include the serial number whenever it is available.

If the model name was read from a used-parts listing rather than the truck, say so. PartsMind can then treat it as a hint instead of silently using it as verified machine identity.

• Complete model designation
• Truck serial number
• Known OEM number or assembly

Current Jungheinrich catalog coverage

The production snapshot contains 913,185 Jungheinrich part-number records and 329,753 assemblies across 2,766 model catalog entries. These values come from the published JETI-derived data on 9 October 2026.

Some catalog records describe regional or equipment variants rather than a single sales model. PartsMind therefore resolves the source record first and reports when another identifier is still required.

Examples of indexed Jungheinrich families

Indexed model aliases include EFG 310/312/315, EJE 114/116/118/120, ECE 220/225/227, ERC 220/212z/214z/216z, and EZS 570/580/590/5100. The exact source record and serial context remain decisive even when the family name is familiar.

Numbers printed on controllers, hydraulic components, or cast housings can be supplier references rather than Jungheinrich order numbers. Preserve the photo and the original spelling so both interpretations can be checked.

How a Jungheinrich match is verified

PartsMind normalizes the number, resolves the model catalog, locates the assembly and BOM row, checks replacement links, and uses the printed callout on an OEM exploded view when that evidence is present.

A same-number hit outside the selected model is shown as a candidate, not as proven fitment. When the serial range cannot be established, the answer asks for the missing plate data.

• Exact number and model record
• Assembly, BOM row, and serial context
• Printed position and supersession chain

Useful Jungheinrich queries

Good requests look like “Jungheinrich EFG 315, serial …, steering bearing”, “part number … for EJE 120”, or “fault code … on ERC 216z”. A photo is useful when a zero and the letter O, or a one and the letter I, are ambiguous.