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SOLVED - I seen another post by someone replying to a question for a different forklift but he stated this issue happens on many forklift.

Solution - Plug the charger into the battery and let it charge for 15 min, then unplug the charger and plug the battery back into the folk lift and power it on and all should be good - HE WAS RIGHT ALL HAS been working since I posted this - He said it happens a lot with the Nissan/Unicarrier forklift.

The on-line supply company wanted me to replace the computer relay module at $8,000 with me returning my old unit as a core OR I could pay them $250 to test my module and if it was bad I get the $250 credit. What a rip, they can't tell you to try things first? gosh
  • Posted 28 Aug 2022 22:56
  • By Phil_Bert
  • joined 7 Oct'21 - 6 messages
  • Arizona, United States

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