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Bulmor BMS 40

While driving, the forklift stops and messages are displayed

Code 52 Section Curtis Master

- Fault on Master ID2 = Pump controller faulted any fault pump is activ
- Fault on Slave ID3 CMA valves get any EMCY message check Slave Monitor Bulmor 4wheel Slave fault Codes States CMA EMCY fault code
- Fault on Pump = wrong parameter fault
  • Posted 2 Mar 2023 10:56
  • By Tomek_Durszlak
  • joined 2 Mar'23 - 1 message
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