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Dealt with the same issue today, found out it was the **** (switch handle) for the emergency disconnect. The **** (switch handle) was tight at the top of the shaft but when that shaft unscrews at the base it causes a misalignment that doesn't allow the contactor to come in all the way. Pulled the cover off the contactor and tightened that shaft up and truck is working fine now
  • Posted 3 Sep 2021 05:58
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  • By jack_d
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  • Wisconsin, United States

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