Crown FC 4500 AC DRIVE:
Event Code 217

Lift will drive but attachment will not move.

Code 217: ACCESS 2 detects low current on power bridge.

Step 1 asks me to check line contactor (L) tip. (It is in good condition)

Step 2 asks me to check B+ cable and connections between line contactor (L), FU2 and ACCESS 2.

After careful examination and inspection everything looks good.

It states that if cable condition and connections are correct then replace ACCESS 2.

Note: Wrench will only show once seat switch is activated..

Could this be caused by a faulty battery causing the lift to throw the code? If the ACCESS actually needs to be replaced I can make it happen but I feel something else is causing a problem that I'm missing.
  • Posted 9 Feb 2018 13:01
  • Modified 9 Feb 2018 13:03 by poster
  • Discussion started by LifeSpike
  • Washington, United States
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Change the 500A FU2 fuse, they fracture rather than blow, most common cause of loss of hydraulics on these units.
  • Posted 2 Mar 2018 15:59
  • Reply by techno_nz
  • Canterbury, New Zealand

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