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Jungheinrich TFG 425s - no lift / drive functions

Hello, I have a Jungheinrich TFG 425s, it will not drive or lift.
The machine starts normally. no error codes on display.
Seat switch checked, it is good.
the engineroom switch also works well.

Anyone have an idea where I should look for this error?

production year 2010
  • Posted 15 May 2023 23:51
  • By Forklift123
  • joined 11 Feb'21 - 37 messages
  • Netherlands
Mechanic of Forklifts, Aerial platforms & telehandlers in the Netherlands
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Hi did you find solution I have same problem?
  • Posted 2 Mar 2025 05:37
  • By milos_b
  • joined 18 Aug'18 - 9 messages
  • Montenegro, Montenegro
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