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Hi,
Linde E16C-01, 386 series
After switch on the truck, the display remain normal and it's hydrualic motor keep running then error L342 appear and after some time the error L341 pop-up along with L342.
I have checked the accumulator, no oil comes and hissing sound which means the accumulator is fine. Now the both pressure sensor 3B3 & 3B4 giving output voltage on volt meter and the coil 2Y10 also fine.
Note: the hydraulic motor keep running.
Please help me in this rgards
  • Posted 11 Jul 2025 18:21
  • By Syed
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  • Sindh, Pakistan
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