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Hi, newbie here. I'm looking at a 30WTT for sale which is described as stuck in limp mode. I have not seen this walkie/stacker in person and am new to these units. I am a mechanic and am not stupid.
What I need is advice on where to begin on these machines to ascertain what the likely causes of limp mode might commonly be. Easy? or...a nightmare? Just how tricky can these beasts be??
Can anyone get me started on this journey of learning please.
  • Posted 25 Jan 2023 08:45
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