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narrowaisle flexi g1

hello
we have a narrowaisle flexi g1 , the truck has a two stage drive contactor ,normal power and high power, the high power side will not kick in when demanded from the throttle ,if the contactor is manually operated the truck works fine , we changed the contactor and we still have the same problem , any info, pointers on this issue would be great.
thanks peter
  • Posted 25 Sep 2019 20:17
  • By peterb
  • joined 23 Feb'16 - 125 messages
  • lancashire, United Kingdom
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