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Event code 312

Operator says code 312 comes on and sounds like there might be a problem with motor. Haven't been able to duplicate issue in the shop. Any tips or suggestions would be great. Didn't find any shorts in the motor cables and the motor appears to test fine with DVOM.


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  • Posted 17 Mar 2018 07:39
  • By darek_s
  • joined 17 Jan'13 - 27 messages
  • Massachusetts, United States
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