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Hyster J35ZT:
Error 207 Lift Interrupted

S/N J160N04176F

Friday I got this error and was told Low Hydraulic Fluid. Topped it off this morning and I'm still getting the error. No Low Hydraulic Fluid msg, but no activity from forks at all. Is there a reset for this? Thanks!
  • Posted 9 Feb 2021 03:50
  • Discussion started by Brian_Knight
  • Virginia, United States
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