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Code 5J on a 752-R45TT reach truck

EDIT- our technician found the k3 relay plug on the circuit board bad. Recommend repair is to change the 4 relays and the circuit board.
  • Posted 16 May 2017 00:30
  • Modified 19 May 2017 02:26 by poster
  • By tyler_d
  • joined 23 Sep'16 - 79 messages
  • California, United States
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"Good morning. A customer of ours has a number of the above pallet trucks and has asked about reprogramming the keypad to turn the truck on. I assume you need the programmer and the CAN key, anyone have any more details on this please?"
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Construction of the Sydney Opera House became so costly that the New South Wales government introduced a series of public lotteries to raise the funds needed to continue. A total of 496 lotteries and 86.7 million tickets raised $102 million between 1957 and 1986.