BT Prime-mover LWE 130:
intermittent traction failures

The machine fails the intermittent traction, I have checked the line contactor, which has a switch on top of it, the wiring etc. when tilting the rudder the line contactor starts but without traction, other times it goes well, does anyone have the manual for this 2010-01 pallet truck?
  • Posted 25 Jan 2021 16:46
  • Discussion started by Juan_talens
  • Spain
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Hello, that was the first thing you look at, yesterday I found a fault in a split cable that went to the accelerator, the truth is that I get disoriented having 3 different faults, thanks
especialista en electronica
Does the brake release? If not check wiring to it and check tiller arm switch
  • Posted 26 Jan 2021 06:38
  • Reply by Roibeard
  • Dublin, Ireland

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