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Kalmar C50BXPS:
Lose throttle power

I have a C50BXPS 588075A, while driving lift it loses throttle power and and creeps, when I pull battery cable off for 2 minutes it will run normal for about one minute then lose throttle power again. No codes. Any help is appreciated.
  • Posted 5 Jun 2019 01:44
  • Discussion started by RKMAGICMAN
  • California, United States
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