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No hyd functions

Hi, i have a Crown 50FCTT-188 All functions work properly except the hyds, in that they dont kick on the motor. I have checked switches at the control handles, wires, pump contactor (new) and replaced the "logic card?" If i manually engage pump contact motor spins fine and hyd work. I am not getting a "ground " signal to the pump coil (for contactor) , any ideas?
  • Posted 30 Jul 2019 05:39
  • By BATT
  • joined 25 Apr'17 - 16 messages
  • Michigan, United States
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Thanks swoop
I have checked the fuses, both static and under load. The display is somewhat unreadable, however i can makeout when it says seat, or park brake brake. There is a group of wires that come off the control switches to a junction block, some of those wires i get 36 volts. I assume that when the switch closes it sends a signal to the card, and that inturns sends a ground signal to the contact sol?? I will check those fuses under the step you mentioned as well.
  • Posted 30 Jul 2019 21:52
  • By BATT
  • joined 25 Apr'17 - 16 messages
  • Michigan, United States
Before doing the things listed below first i would verify the battery charge and make sure it is charged up and the lift is not in 'lift lockout'. It should display this on the LCD Display. Or anything else that may be wrong.
ok... now...
there are some fuses on the distribution panel located under the left side step
FU4 - Main control fuse 15A
FU5 - Option fuse 15A
FU6 - Power supply input fuse 15A
FU7 - Power supply output fuse 15A
While your checking fuses on the distribution panel you can also check the following:
K2 - Seat relay (hydraulic locout and parking brake relay)
  • Posted 30 Jul 2019 07:13
  • By swoop223
  • joined 23 Mar'12 - 3,691 messages
  • North Carolina, United States
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