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hi,thank you for the reply.i tried to get the cpu on the forklift which is giving errors then i had to put it on another forklift which is working well but the same error 67-1 still popped up,i think it can be the cpu which is having a problem
  • Posted 9 Mar 2020 03:42
  • By matel
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