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Got it running. It was just a fuse located at the rear of the lift. A simple 5 amp fuse. Everything is now running but we don't have the password to get into the sub menu. The battery is a 48 volt and is reading 50 just as you stated. The battery seems fine and is fully charged. Any idea what the password might be? I tried 12345 and 11111 but neither worked.
  • Posted 25 Mar 2025 03:58
  • By YaleTrouble2
  • joined 23 Mar'25 - 3 messages
  • Utah, United States
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