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Hi, if it is Linde 131 series, you should check speed sensor.
Discrepancy between channel A (1X1:9) and channel B (1X1:10) detected in speed sensor

Possible causes
Short-circuit between a phase U, V or W and the truck frame. The AC voltage on the frame must exceed 14V
Connection 1X2 is defective
Speed sensor is defective
Malfunction of the speed sensor is caused by a mechanical failure in the drive motor

BR,
Cleve
  • Posted 28 Dec 2019 13:30
  • By cleve_ivy
  • joined 14 May'10 - 5 messages
  • Serbia, Serbia

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