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how can i tell if i have the software in the lift as the sticker on the new brake assembly box says i need for new to work properly?
  • Posted 22 Aug 2019 05:57
  • By werthy1
  • joined 27 Feb'16 - 26 messages
  • Ohio, United States
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you can go into service mode and check your software in utilities menu. If the update is in there, you can change the brake ohms setting in F-26. If it hasn't got the new software you can't change the setting. Hope this helps. Matt
  • Posted 22 Aug 2019 23:35
  • By JMC1
  • joined 8 Nov'18 - 50 messages
  • Iowa, United States
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