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Electrical Diagram

Hello Guys, I am looking electrical diagram for a Crown RC 3020-30 Model with 1A174414 Serial. The forklift dont have traction, the lift system is operating. I revised the contactors but the signal for the activation of the coils isn't available. The foot switches are operating. I detected that some wires of the traction controller are disconnect, I supposed that the operator or other people in an attempt for solve any problem, played with the wires, and now I dont know, where go to connect these. I appraise if you can get me the electrical diagram for revise and adjust the signals.Thanks
  • Posted 20 Oct 2014 13:55
  • By yangsteven_g
  • joined 16 Jun'12 - 19 messages
  • Engativa, Colombia

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