Hyster E30FR:
code 74 and 75

Hi, I bought this machine with dead battery so I've purchased reman one. Lift was stubborn at first but after few tries it did work great. After about 15 mins of use right after I stepped off the machine it displayed code 74 and 75 and once 76. I've had Flight systems go thru lift amp and controller and I did replace diodes. Still same problem after reinstalling the controller and lift amp, I did check wires from joystick to controller and everything is looking ok.......Any idea what I should check next. Thanks
  • Posted 27 May 2016 06:38
  • Discussion started by jan_v
  • Florida, United States
Stay positive...
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Thanks, I know that those codes are related to those two units which was the reason why I took them out and send them to flight sys. for check/rebuild...
The connections were checked 3 times by 2 different people....
  • Posted 28 May 2016 03:18
  • Reply by jan_v
  • Florida, United States
Stay positive...
These are all lift amp., controller codes. Recheck all the connections.
  • Posted 27 May 2016 22:23
  • Reply by BREWSKI
  • Nebraska, United States

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