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I am getting the same error, that is F0-1. Lifting, tilt and sideshift works fine. No traction and no steering. Lifter model is 7FBMF25 and serial number 11878 (year 2004 and 80 Volts)
Can any help on this regard?
Thank you in advance.
my email is bjornciantar(at)gmail(dot)com
  • Posted 20 Jun 2019 01:21
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