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The truck was made by Linde (Baker) in the US and is there is no Linde (Europe) equivalent.
The battery discharge indicator is equipped with lift interrupt which shuts down the mast functions once the battery goes below a certain voltage. There is a circuit card that controls it. Either the card or meter are bad or the battery needs charging.
  • Posted 10 Oct 2018 23:08
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