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lift motor

My crown is not lifting periodically. After it sits for a bit, it will lift the forks just like it is supposed to. I have changed out the lift contactor with no change. Is there anything else besides the motor that this could be?
  • Posted 17 Nov 2022 03:50
  • By tg0486
  • joined 29 Jul'17 - 78 messages
  • Missouri, United States
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I think l remember that on the right side of the mast there is a switch if it is not working or sticking will stop the lift motor. Also make sure that your battery is up you could have a lift interrupt happing that would stop the lift motor. Also if the contactor is coming in then check the motor cables for voltage if you have battery voltage at the motor posts than the motor is bad.
  • Posted 19 Nov 2022 14:24
  • By Scott_
  • joined 16 May'21 - 318 messages
  • Pennsylvania, United States
Scott

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