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Scheduled Maintaince Due - Hydralic lockout

i have a 2018 model 425-C40TT lift that justlocked out- the display shows (scheduled Maintainance due -Hydralic lock out)
if i restart it goes through the self test just fine and gives about 20 sec before the code comes up - only the main hydralic pump is locked out. i can lower the lift and drive/ steer. the steering pump remains running with the dead man petal.
in the 20 or so seconds i can operate the forks normally.

also is it possible to get a pdf of service manual for this unit?
  • Posted 20 May 2025 22:28
  • By CLZflds1
  • joined 20 May'25 - 1 message
  • New York, United States

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