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loss of traction

when attempting to drive contacts chatter and error code comes up on display,
Alarm Tract 2, Electr. system, is there anybody who could point me in the right direction, many thanks in advance.
  • Posted 15 Jan 2021 22:56
  • By markcutt
  • joined 25 Jun'15 - 12 messages
  • suffolk, United Kingdom
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Pleas send me serial namber of forklift
  • Posted 16 Jan 2021 06:56
  • By pavel_y
  • joined 27 Jan'16 - 52 messages
  • Donetsk region, Ukraine
Specialized repair of electrical equipment warehouse. Repair of controllers and components
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