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Hi,
1) T226 =Motor temperature sensor is outside of the normal operating range of -39°C to 214°C
2) T227 = MOS temperature sensor is outside of the normal operating range of -39°C to 214°C
3) T262= CAN signal from LAC are not received
4) T249=Negative different signed ratiometric accelerator (1A4) signals 1 and 2 on Traction/Lift
(< -3[%])
=> First, you must replace the new cooling fan for the traction motor & LAC Power module.
=> Then put the truck back to operation then see if there are any error codes happen anymore?
  • Posted 26 Jul 2021 14:57
  • By Nunanemo
  • joined 24 Mar'19 - 24 messages
  • Viet Nam
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