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order picker S/N 0E35030007001 is equipped with an optional momentary switch.

With the deadman open, operating the switch will leave the line contactor in, but open the PS contactor until the deadman is stepped on again. On the truck in question, operating this switch opens the PS and line contactors and neither will come in again at deadman closing
I am looking for a wire schematic for this option. Any chance someone still has this schematic in their collection?
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