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good Morning, everyone.

it says if: event code 751 occurs with 748, 749, or 750 codes.
then replaced access 7.

also, event code 755 is present access 2 not compatible with access 7 software.
must record software part numbers and contact crown for software updates.

please any advice on this? want to know should we replace access 7 or just do the software update? we will appreciate any advice.
  • Posted 5 Jan 2023 23:07
  • By RamKhudan
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