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Hello folks. Newbie here. We have an older Crown RR3010-35 stand-up forklift and the horn is constantly on. We do need the horn as a safety feature that is used while moving throughout the plant. Is there a way to get into the Multi-Function Handle or would the entire unit need to be replaced? Does anyone know anything about these things? I appreciate any help anyone can provide. Thanks again.
  • Posted 6 Jan 2024 02:14
  • By MaintenanceRon
  • joined 6 Jan'24 - 8 messages
  • Pennsylvania, United States
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