Nacsand. Thanks a lot. Just what a needed ¡... i ll get in touch at your e-mail
LTRM, Thanks for you comment,I may be wrong, but i think N6 referes to Ge Customer an Rev. level Of the software, not Amp capacity.
Hi Jplayer, Yes, I cheked again the nameplates and they are dual voltage. Will take care on the points you stated before send it to operation.Thanks
even though the information you showed for the controllers being 36/48v you might want to double check the tags on the motors themselves and see if they are dual voltage motors.
I have seen some dual voltage trucks that even though have the dual voltage oscillator cards they only come with the voltage rated motor the truck was ordered with, being either 36 or 48v.
If and i stress IF... the motors are dual voltage marked then all you need to do is make a couple of adjustments/verifications in the oscillator card settings and adjust if needed (usually there are two different setting ranges for either voltage that determine current limits and other settings amp/load related, and THEN check the service manual throrughly to make sure there are no jumpers in the harness that need to be switched.
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The motor controllers on the Hyster do not change with motor options. That said I have seen the N6 controller in the 8000 lb version of these Hysters.
thanks for your reply. LTRM.
i have checked parameters, and yes they are adjusted for dual volt. 36/48v. my main concern is about controller Amp. capacity. dont have de serv. manual for this truck. But taking a look at a Mitsubishi manual (using same System). they use controllers-motors as follows
trac. controller 600Amp - Motor 9" (6.1/ 8.7 KW 36748V))
trac. controller 740 Amp.- Motor 11"( 14 kw 36/48V). Just trying to be coutious
If the motor controllers are set to 36/48 then just plug in the 36 volt battery and it will be just fine. If the controllers are set to 48 volt only then you will need a laptop or handset to change the parameters. There is no harm in trying. The truck code if the controllers are not set right and there will be no harm.