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LINDE R16 S

Hello, currently I found a problem with the Linde R16S forklift unit. The problem is:
errors T241, T471, T245, S249 and S251
I have checked the supply to the main contactor, there is only 0.9V
what should I do next

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  • Posted 1 Jun 2024 05:08
  • By pedro_apituley1
  • joined 30 Oct'15 - 14 messages
  • jakarta selatan, Indonesia
pedro.gpmforklift@gmail.com
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Hello, if you have measured 0.9V before the contactor, you have a problem in the line that powers it. If 0.9V is at the output of the contactor, it is possible that it has not worked. Does voltage reach the contactor coil to activate?
  • Posted 4 Jun 2024 01:11
  • By Koldo_Martinez
  • joined 11 Mar'23 - 15 messages
  • Spain
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