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ERROR CODE (02A85)

The pallet truck is not moving! when I turn on the switch everything is fine. When I push the potentiometer either in reverse or forward it unlocks the brake for 4 seconds and the pallet truck does not move and gives this fault code ( 02A85 ). Can anyone tell me what this fault code means?
  • Posted 27 Sep 2022 09:26
  • By ANESTIS
  • joined 27 Sep'22 - 3 messages
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Hello,

Are you sure with this error code? Because, it is only written as digits ex;1,2,3,4.

Or your model is not correct.

Give me a feedback please.

Best regards.
  • Posted 14 Oct 2022 21:55
  • By mertksk_1912
  • joined 14 Oct'22 - 1 message
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