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Crown PE4500-60:
No regen braking

I have a unit here and everything seems to be working except regen braking when throttle is released. i can manually plug it by reversing the throttle pot.
Throttle pot readings are good, i have reset defaults and triad a known good controller. No current event codes. Anyone run into this before
  • Posted 22 Dec 2022 06:36
  • Discussion started by george_little
  • Ontario, Canada
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