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Good morning, i'm looking for a parts manual of a Hangcha CDD16-AC1S. I have to replace a steering potentiometer and i can't find a replace.
Does anyone have a parts manual for this stacker to send me?
Thanks in advance,

Silvio.
silvio_jorge at hotmail dot com
  • Posted 4 Jan 2023 22:14
  • By silvio
  • joined 30 Sep'08 - 29 messages
  • buenos aires, Argentina
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