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I'm just going to hijack this thread if you don't mind...
I've also got a 5FB15 in the workshop that was throwing error C0.
We replaced the CPU board, started getting C0, E0, A9.
Also tried replacing the DC-CD board, SDD board and even the main transistors.
Nothing changed.
Also cleaned contactor tips, still nothing.
Power diodes seem fine, as do the capacitors and resistors. Tried connecting a new battery, no effect.
Even ordered another CPU board replacement thinking the first came faulty.
Funny thing is when I was measuring the CN109 on the SDD board, I shorted two pins (oops!) and then the error was gone - for a few minutes. The forklift operated normally in that time.
At this point I'm completely out of ideas.
Update: refurbished existing board, did find a blown transistor on it. After receiving refurbished board, I replaced all 3 TMP's, installed refurbished card. Unit worked great for a couple of hours then while working the sideshifter it did it again, code E0 reappeared no lift functions. Can't find any shorts, pump motor is clean, no shorts to frame at all. Could it be that the existing board is faulty & should just be replaced with new one instead of just repairing it? Any help is greatly appreciated!
Rodco
Morning, we had another fork turn up on a tow truck, someone had reversed polaritized the forklift. Blew a tmp... still not working properly. Found a burnt transistor burnt in pcb. Put another board in it, seems ok. will test more today.
I had this recently and went through the same steps as you with the same results the hydraulic control board needed to be replaced as well.
Motors tested good, no chassis shorts, good batt. went through a good set of tm's to find the board bad. mine ran for 30 mins
Hi, inspected panel, didn't see anything out of the ordinary. Did find a faulty tmp transistor. Replaced all 3 transistors, truck worked for a couple of hours & then quit again code E0 is back on. Any suggestions?
RODCO LIFT
Remove the complete panel and inspect the pcb boards check the hydraulic board and connections.
also test the transistors
hi, can you tell me what caused the code E0 & what it took to fix error. mine if a 5FBC25 WITH ERROR CODE E0:
NO HYDRAULIC FUNCTIONS. ALL CONTACTORS, FUSES & MOTORS ARE OK. OPERATOR STATED THAT LIFT WAS WORKING FINE THEN HE HEARD CONTACTORS TRIPPING BEFORE IT QUIT WORKING.
What tests did you do Richard? Cheers
mine turned out to be the pcb board
Any luck on the issue you had in November? I have A C0 code. Found the transistors bad. Changed them and they blew again shortly after. Cannot find any shorts.
Hi did you find the problem?
Hi did you find the problem as I've got same errors
Hello alif,
Do you have the service manual of 5FB20? I have error code of E0 and A9 too. If you do please send to info at infinitetrade dot com. Thank you.
Infi
hello kenyy, do you need trouble shooting for for this truck? i have
I would start by checking the fuses and contactor tips.
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