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How do you check field windings code 1906

I have a code 106, main contact good, will lift,good horn, no forward movement. 25.5 volts, when try to move control forward or back code 106 jumps up. Checked all wire controll box blinking code 3.1 says to check k10 (good) main contact (good) and field windings. How do i check the field windings? Any and all help from the tech pros on this site is deeply appreciated.
  • Posted 18 Jan 2017 11:09
  • By mpifer
  • joined 16 Aug'14 - 38 messages
  • Florida, United States
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Disregard got it fixed see code E106
  • Posted 20 Feb 2017 12:46
  • By mpifer
  • joined 16 Aug'14 - 38 messages
  • Florida, United States
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