Jungheinrich TFG320 S:
Front left wheel - handbrake issue

Hi all

I have just been to a customer who has a Jungheinrich forklift Model - TFG 320S.
The fault he has is that the front left drive wheel doesn't seem to release the handbrake, is there a solenoid which controls either side of the motors as it's an electric handbrake on this machine. I'm hoping that the motor itself hasn't played up and is relatively easy to repair.

Cheers
  • Posted 24 Sep 2021 02:32
  • Discussion started by Dwain
  • Hereford, United Kingdom

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