Raymond EASIOPC30TT:
Bumped Forks & It Died

I bumped the forks of my EASI-OPC30TT into a piece of equipment
and it shut down dead.
I eventually found the #12 and #14 fuses blown.
Replaced them and got a code 45...followed soon after
by another blown #14 fuse.
Any tips?
  • Posted 30 Aug 2014 01:49
  • Discussion started by Higgy65
  • Utah, United States
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