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Event code 551

Soon after turning on and driving I experienced a sudden break, I had not taken my feet off of either pedal. I turned it off, then back on again to get it out of the way to check the error code and it showed 551; I check error codes regularly and this one was different from the last. If these two things are related or unrelated, I would like to learn about both. Thank you.
  • Posted 17 Jan 2023 07:00
  • By Haddie
  • joined 17 Jan'23 - 1 message
  • Texas, United States
HJR
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ACCESS 5 STEERING FEEDBACK (RPS1) MOVEMENT WITH NO TILLER MOVEMENT (RPS2).
The traction function is disabled.
Step 1: The RPS1 feedback shows drive tire movement of approximately 45° without RPS2 operation.
* If:Manually turn the drive tire while the lift truck is
turned on.
- Then turn off the lift truck. Then turn on the lift
truck.
* If:The drive tire moved because of a collision.
- Then check for and repair damage.
* If:The drive tire turns without tiller **** operation.
- Then continue to Step 2.
Step 2: Check RPS1 and RPS2 for problems.
* If:RPS1 and RPS2 are satisfactory.
- Then replace Access 5 or M4.
  • Posted 20 Jan 2023 22:32
  • By Fanis
  • joined 8 Dec'22 - 9 messages
  • Greece
fanis

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