Hi Guys,
I have a major problem with my electric Linde Forklift, one day it just stopped going forward or reverse, over the last year I have had three technicians out to it, two of which said it was the drive ecu. Both of these had the Linde diagnostic set up on their computer! One of them actually managed to borrow another working ecu and plugged it in and hey presto nothing! So at present I am lost as to what to do with it, both technicians have told me to scrap it. The third said it may be the wiring loom but wasn't sure and didn't want to do it so I am stuck ! Does anyone have any suggestions?
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Hi Guys,
I have tried all your latest suggestions but with no luck, I am trying to get a technician out to it and give me the codes. I'll post the codes when I get them.
Once again Many Thanks for your advice
Hi Guys,
Unfortunately I'm not going to get on to looking at the forklift this week as I'm so busy but I appreciate your advice and will hopefully post again next week. If you have anymore advice for me to try please don't hesitate to let me know.
Many thanks for your advice. Regards Tony
Thanks for your reply, Unfortunately I'm not at work now I'll check on Monday and let you know ??
Do you remember the codes or the message ?
Broken wire in the loom won't be a nightmare.
Talking of broken wires, what's the harness like where the cab hinges ?
Hi ,
I've had two engineers with diagnostic software they said it pointed to they ECU being faulty one of them replaced the ECU with one off a working truck but it didn't solve the problem, one of them suggested it could be a broken wire in the loom which could be a nightmare to find.
when problem was brake or parking switch truck drive always slow.
Thanks I'll give it a try on Monday ??
Call engineer with diagnostic software , check on screen the error if truck not respond on drive. If we need a number it is easy to fix the error
truck steer totally right , then half turn back. Truck reset, key off and on. Then check if will drive one wheel on left. Try it also for left side.
hi , do you have check steering sensor? If not good working give same problem. no drive
Hi guys,
I checked the brake pedal it was a simple micro switch under the pedal and I checked it over and it seems to be working ok so it's back to the drawing board??
Hi Lindetechnz ,
Thanks for that I'll check it out over the weekend and get back to you??
Make sure the brake switch isn't activated too
Can't remember but in some models the pin or actuator on the brake presale can go i on ast the switch and on the other side
This then tells the truck that brakes are fully pressed when not
Hi to the two of you helping me, I need to add something that may or not be relevant. The brake pedal travels all the way to the floor, I haven't looked at it yet but I presume it is hydraulic, and could have been faulty for some time.
I look forward to your comments
no, if seat switch not working you have also not hydraulics ,only steer.
If hydraulics works but not drive you need look actual error why truck not move.
Problem steer sensor,pedal electrics , etc etc. Very difficult to fix without pc software. Try before start with keyswitch lift the accelerator pedaal little mm , mayby the pedal not in home position.
Hi, Yeah both directional indicators are working, could it be a seat switch stopping it working?The year of manufacture is 2005 it's an E 25, ??
yes 32 are software, not a code. You can not seen in dash the error. It is a older Linde truck 336 type i mean. Do you seen direction indicator on dash?
Hi Okay the no first on the display is 32 then it changes to hours used also when very first switched on a series of eights come up but I presume this is just the display initialising. I hope this helps, nothing to lose,its scrap if we can't figure it out!??
I'll have a look tomorrow thanks
Ok
Is there any number on the display ?
The hour meter should change and show another number
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