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Code 52

Hi There

First of all the actual model is: NR045EANL36TE138 but I could not find it in the Yale model list

I got a code "52 stering codif", could somebody can tell me where to start to get fixed?

thank you!
  • Posted 10 Jan 2020 07:50
  • By luis_v
  • joined 25 Feb'07 - 127 messages
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lvelasco@insercomm.com
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