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Hi, at last I changed eps controller and I had same issues. So, I decided to put original controller in place and wire it to a eps motor assembled in a working twin lift truck. It was fine and I got surprised because impedance measurement comparisons between motors were almost equal.
  • Posted 20 Nov 2020 09:05
  • By Ferlektric
  • joined 13 Nov'20 - 13 messages
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