I have this problem? Raymond 112/ 2006
It has Rabbit speed in fork travel, not forward travel.
So it is opperating backwards from what it should.
Have sister truck sitting beside it,works correct.
Motor derection good, forward Reverse M/S good. Rabbit switches work.
RLY-1 works all wiring looks correct.But just backwards.
I have changed the controller with a know good one.
any ideas
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Thanks the hand set did read with the key on and handle up
We are shipping it back for now.
To much time spent on it so far.
and no answers yet
Thanks for you help.
May be from the factory it was wired this way?
Merry Christmas
Jeff
Can you give me a call? I would like to talk it over.6305954450
The brake sw must be on or off(don't remember if on or off )for the hand set to communicate with controller.
Can you explane some more?
The Brake switch is just a push button micro switch off/On?
Its related to the state of brake sw.
I have changed out the horn doide block with know good one still does not work.
I tested motor to frame short Nope.
Have you guys had any problems with the hand set not reading the controller at times.
It now says connection error, But yesterday no problems.
I will check in the morning.
Do you know if the diode block near the horn would have any effect on the rabbit speed?
Pt #154-010-796
it does not inter change with the hour meter diode
the truck next to it being a 02 does not have this.
The only Doide from SMH is in Kansas
$30.00
Will advise
Check motor(field leaking to truck body)
Mike I have switched the DA-3 with the good truck,Nope
I will look at the Belly button circuit. But it work in reverse.
So should work in forward
But will check circuit.
Jeff
Check the diode block(connector DA3)
First, for those that stated that rabbit speed should not work in forks first travel, the latter 112s and the newer 8400s have rabbit speed in both directions.
Pacfork, check the horn switch cut out circuit for the emergency reverse switch.
Sorry I guessed wrong at the year.
S#112-00-30709
My question is the controller is seeing the signal from the rabbit speed switch in reverse what changes in forward.
They would not run the signal through a N/C Forward switch?
Jeff
I will be glad to help you, however please supply the truck serial number eg 112-05-xxxxx or 840-06-xxxxx. The reason is that in 2006 the trucks manufactured were 8000 series models, ie 8300, 8400 etc.
Rabbit only works in tractor first direction.
I think these is a pallet jack in question and for this kind of machine rabbit speed should be enable in forks direction only, unless the handle its in riding position.
Mike, your suggestion is that for an Orderpicker, man up truck, (or pallet jack), the full speed be set to happen when fully lowered, while the operator is turned away from the steering hand crank and speed control, and will have the steering and drive unit in the trailing. is that correct? most operations I have seen have full speed enabled when the steering and power side of the truck is in the leading position
Yes I'm wright, think about it.
not correct, for safety reasons - rabbit should NOT work in forks direction. Just think about it.
For safety reasons rabbit speed should work in forks direction only.
did you plug in the diagnostic tool? If i remember correctly rabbit can be turned on/off for a particular direction of travel
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