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Error code E0

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steff
vastragotaland, Sweden

Hi,
We have a Toyota 7FBMF30 forklift which indicate error code E0. Also a letter "H" is displayed. The forks cannot be hoisted/lowered/tilted/shifted but the steering and running works fine. The forklift is located on a oilrig and we currently have no manuals at hand. If anyone have any information what the error code means and/or possible cause of the problem, please let me know.

Best regards,
/Stefan

Posted 18 Feb 2009 11:06 AM

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edward_t
North Carolina, United States

just a guess without any manuals, but I would bet it is a seat switch wire problem (or some other "static return to to off, like the foot pedal not returning all the way up when the key switch is first turned on) and the "h" is when you try to operate the hydraulics with out the truck properly started (maybe you need to be in the operators position with the seatbelt on, before you turn the key to on?))

Posted 18 Feb 2009 09:46 PM

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rich_k
Ontario, Canada

Not exactly sure about the model is it an electric truck if it is maybe a resistor under the battery let me know Rich

Posted 20 Feb 2009 07:19 AM

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tabak
nas. Karpos, Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of

hi.steff.
I THINK SO THAT MAYBE IS DARLINTON TRANSISTOR FOR HYDRAULIC.YOU LOOK-FOR E AND C THEY ARE IN JOIN ,BUT THEY SHOLD NOT TO BE.AND YOU HAVE SOME DIODES BROKEN IN MAIN CPU .ON MONDAY I GONA SEND YOU A DISCRIPTION .MU EMAIL IS [url/email removed]

Posted 22 Feb 2009 04:02 AM

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dozer
Ontario, Canada

if you haven't solved it yet I have the digital manual

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When in doubt replace the operator

Posted 22 Feb 2009 11:11 AM

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dozer
Ontario, Canada

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When in doubt replace the operator

Posted 22 Feb 2009 11:13 AM

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franco_c
Bologna, Italy

Whereas no 7FBMF repair manual contains the error E0, the probable cause of failure is an anomaly of the group IN-MOTION, due to a false contact in the CN111 or anomaly of the group

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Posted 28 Jun 2009 06:50 AM

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charl_n
Western Province, South Africa

Hi franco

My name is Charl and I have the same problem on the same model of forklift that Stefan had in Febr :(Hi,
We have a Toyota 7FBMF30 forklift which indicate error code E0. Also a letter "H" is displayed. The forks cannot be hoisted/lowered/tilted/shifted but the steering and running works fine. The forklift is located on a oilrig and we currently have no manuals at hand. If anyone have any information what the error code means and/or possible cause of the problem, please let me know.

Best regards,
/Stefan)
Can you help me please as you say, we cannot find the error code EO anywhere.

Posted 31 Jul 2009 00:35 AM

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franco_c
Bologna, Italy

Hello Charl, how I was saying to his friend Stefan, no manual 7FBMF reporting the error E0 but based on experience on these forkift I can say that the cause is an incorrect communication between IN-MOTION and CPU.
You can do two tests: reversing traction with that group of pump (are equal) and very important to verify that there is a dispersion of tension on the frame, or if it exceeds the positive or negative on the 30 volts we find the problem.
Greetings - Franco --

Posted 20 Sep 2009 07:02 PM

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rick_c
Texas, United States

E0 is a material handling fault. several things can cause this problem. in my experience on other units that use this controller the transistors are shorted and the controller has to be replaced but i am not sure what the H means. if you have high current when you activate the hydraulics it could be a motor fault. i can send you some info if you give me your e mail.

Posted 24 Sep 2009 12:16 AM

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blackie
Gelderland, Netherlands

Hello

Did you check the RPM sensor on the motor.
You can test it in the analyzer menu Monitor 3/10 SSP pomp sensor speed!!

Cheers

Posted 24 Sep 2009 05:16 PM

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