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DOORS JAMMED CLOSED

Hi we have a EKM202 that the doors do not open and only drives very slowly
can anybody shed any light please
  • Posted 8 Feb 2024 22:10
  • By jim_batey
  • joined 8 Feb'24 - 2 messages
  • United Kingdom
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Hello,
Those wires are control and communkcation cable(Can bus). They are quite expensive (I believe 500€+) and usually on backorder. To change them is quite easy, you can use jumper cables to directly power lift pump to raise the platform, then use cable guide to bush new cable in. Cables usually break when plastic wrap and cardboard is recklessly thrown under the lift.
  • Posted 13 Feb 2024 22:33
  • By Tanel_M
  • joined 18 Jun'22 - 90 messages
  • Estonia
Thanks Tanel
Can you also tell me what the looking from the front on the righthand side of the mast what is the coiled wire for as this has snapped
  • Posted 13 Feb 2024 02:37
  • By jim_batey
  • joined 8 Feb'24 - 2 messages
  • United Kingdom
There are door pushpins under the platform that enable opening doors only at lowest lift level. So make sure lift is not stuck and can reach down(there's override buttons at fron of machine next to emergency stop buttons)
It drives slowly be cause doors are not in correct position.
  • Posted 9 Feb 2024 07:37
  • By Tanel_M
  • joined 18 Jun'22 - 90 messages
  • Estonia

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