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Catalog evidence for WS-FWN-010: the current catalog lists “5002007007 Wacker BS50-2 BS60 BS60-2i BS600 MS52 BS70-2i Engine Stop Switch” in For Wacker Neuson rammer parts. Recorded fields: Product Name — engine stop switch; Application — Wacker Tamping Rammer; Part Number — 5002007007; Color — Black.

Buyer to compare for WS-FWN-010: check every reference-number character and suffix, the complete machine or engine identity, and the old-part interfaces and photos. Include quantity, destination and every unknown field in the RFQ; catalog references do not prove interchangeability.

Attributes

Product Nameengine stop switch
ApplicationWacker Tamping Rammer
Part Number5002007007
ColorBlack
ModelBS500, BS500oi, BS60-2, BS60-2i, BS600, BS600oi, BS650, BS70-2i, BS700

Logistics

State destination, quantity and packing requirements in the RFQ. Any logistics option must be stated in the supplier quotation.

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Part information

Evidence checklist for WS-FWN-010

01

What does the catalog actually record for WS-FWN-010?

The catalog record for WS-FWN-010 states Product Name “engine stop switch”, Application “Wacker Tamping Rammer”, Part Number “5002007007”, and Color “Black”. These are recorded listing fields; they still need comparison with the removed part and machine evidence.

02

Which electrical or control component details need side-by-side checking?

Before treating WS-FWN-010 as a candidate, compare rated label and part number, connector count and pin layout, mounting centres, and machine or engine model with the removed part. A similar photo or one shared model-family term is not enough to establish interchangeability.

03

What evidence should accompany the WS-FWN-010 RFQ?

For the WS-FWN-010 RFQ for this electrical or control component, attach label, connector and mounting photos, mounting measurements, and machine or engine model plate; also state quantity and destination. Mark unreadable or unknown fields explicitly so they are not converted into assumptions.