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Raymond 8600:
Hot1 code

I have two Raymond 8600 tuggers that have come in with just the hot1 code. Everything else seems to be functioning normally, and this code is popping up regardless of motor temp. I know there is a sensor wire attached to the bottom bearing, is that the temp sensor or an encoder? Anyone have experience with this issue?
  • Posted 7 Feb 2023 13:34
  • Discussion started by JustJasonB
  • Missouri, United States
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