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ETV 216 error 019 lift and CONTROLLER

ETV 216 error 019 lift and CONTROLLER
  • Posted 5 Nov 2023 06:49
  • By Ahmed_Saber
  • joined 27 Aug'23 - 7 messages
  • Egypt
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I changed the hydraulic control unit and it worked
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I don't know what's wrong with the damaged unit
  • Posted 28 Nov 2023 04:44
  • By Ahmed_Saber
  • joined 27 Aug'23 - 7 messages
  • Egypt
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Either bad wheel angle sensor or motor speed sensor. You could try removing positive connection from components other that Traction controller to narrow down. Check the hydraulic motor sensors and connections. Check that all lift controller connections are solid.
  • Posted 28 Nov 2023 04:28
  • By Tanel_M
  • joined 18 Jun'22 - 90 messages
  • Estonia
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