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Fault code 1914

Hi Lads
Would any of yee know what the fault code 1914 is ?

Thanks in advance
  • Posted 3 Dec 2021 20:49
  • By Paddyteclinde
  • joined 3 Dec'21 - 31 messages
  • Ireland
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Thanks fittermax
  • Posted 4 Dec 2021 05:37
  • By Paddyteclinde
  • joined 3 Dec'21 - 31 messages
  • Ireland
paddy
Hi Paddy.
It's an info for incorrect start. Either tiller switch or belly switch is activated during start up. Always give info about type/forklift/stacker, YOM and serial.
Best regards, Max
  • Posted 4 Dec 2021 05:20
  • By Fittermax
  • joined 17 Jul'08 - 171 messages
  • Denmark
Thank's for helping. Contact d-b-a@mail.com
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