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Error on jungheirich EFX413

Hi, please how can I solve for error 970 on jungheirich EFX413 truck. The truck due to the error is not lifting and moving. What can I do to repair/ solve it.
  • Posted 31 May 2019 05:26
  • Discussion started by leonard22
  • Lagos, Nigeria
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