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Bendi BE4047XSS Code -51

Truck will not drive when turned into left lock, there is no effort from the right hand drive motor at all even when going straight.

The steer pot is fine.

I cannot get the battery off to check the motor as there is no other truck on site to remove battery.

The truck only shows -51 at key on, once the truck is operating no code is showing.

Truck is coming back to workshop next week, can someone assist in what code 51 means so I can get it back on the road?

Thanks
  • Posted 22 Feb 2025 03:51
  • Modified 22 Feb 2025 03:53 by poster
  • By andrew_k
  • joined 17 Mar'07 - 339 messages
  • England, United Kingdom
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code 51 is refer to OEM fault because there is a problem in Curtis controller so it is must be Return Controller to Landoll Corporation for evaluation.
  • Posted 3 Mar 2025 16:18
  • By mohamed_m
  • joined 16 Jan'15 - 63 messages
  • cairo, Egypt
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