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I have a Doosan forklift Bx35x-5 construction year 2010.
Sometimes appears error code FC and than the trucks stops after you turn machine off and on the errorcode is gone.
Does anyone know what this means ?
  • Posted 8 Apr 2023 00:23
  • By Remco_Filius
  • joined 8 Apr'23 - 1 message
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