Mitsubishi LEGY Spare Parts: Door Sliders, Guide Assemblies and Feedback Components

For LEGY parts, a useful starting point is the difference between a worn contact surface and an assembly that has lost its required function. A door slider, guide shoe, hook assembly and encoder need different evidence for sourcing. Keep their identifiers separate even when they appear on the same maintenance request.

Separate the landing-door slider from the guide shoe

YA098C118G01 is a landing-door slider, while YA047C168-02 is a guide-shoe lining. Their locations and mating surfaces differ. Record the relevant profile, mounting dimensions and photographs of the complete assembly instead of describing both simply as LEGY sliding parts.

YA012B029G03 is listed as a guide-shoe assembly; YA029C826G01 is a counterweight guide block. Confirm which level of assembly needs replacement. The guide-lining product option below requires a dimensional check and is not a declared substitute for an entire LEGY guide assembly.

Mitsubishi / OTIS guide-lining option

A dimensional inquiry option. Confirm the original lining number, rail size, profile and fixing before selection.

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Door hook assemblies: G04 is part of the identification

The LEGY list identifies YA082B617G04 as a hook assembly. Other Mitsubishi sections contain YA082B617G03. Keep G04 in the quotation request and compare the installed assembly's fixing, operating interfaces and label. A shared prefix cannot establish the same assembly version.

Do not assume that replacing a visibly worn slider also replaces the hook assembly. Ask the technician to identify each required part and its quantity. Photographs showing the components in their installed positions are useful alongside close-ups of markings and dimensions.

Z65AC-018 feedback: match the original device

Z65AC-018 is the encoder reference listed for LEGY in this material. FELEVATOR has a product page for that model. Before selecting it, confirm the installed label, connector, mounting and system requirements, and include the diagnosis that led to the replacement request.

An encoder and a position or leveling device are not the same item. LEGY also lists ZPAD01-001 and ZPAD01-002 leveling-relay assemblies. State the diagnosed component explicitly rather than requesting a generic sensor whenever movement or leveling behaviour changes.

Z65AC-018 traction encoder

For a confirmed Z65AC-018 requirement. Check the original connector, mounting and system specification.

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Friction parts and electrical versions belong on separate lines

P101015C259-01 is listed as a friction part. Its identification should stay with the relevant installed assembly and condition assessment. Do not transfer a brake-friction number from a HOPE-series list to LEGY just because both components are described as friction linings.

The LEGY references P226011C297-01 and P226011C297-02 also illustrate why suffixes belong in every request. Keep complete electrical markings and configuration records. Qualified maintenance personnel should determine the replacement scope and any subsequent inspection required for the actual equipment.

Frequently asked questions

Is YA082B617G03 automatically suitable for a G04 request?

No. Confirm the complete installed assembly number and its mounting and operating interfaces before considering another version.

Should I buy an encoder for every leveling complaint?

No. The cause needs diagnosis. Identify whether the request concerns feedback, a leveling device, wiring or another component before choosing parts.