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Have a NPP40 that clicks but won't move

I need some assistance trouble shooting this problem. When I try to get it to move it clicks but won't move forward or reverse. It will if I hit the emergency button and will lift and lower. Can not seem to find wiring diagram or trouble shooting documents.
  • Posted 5 Jul 2019 09:50
  • Discussion started by Eastview
  • Washington, United States
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