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Dear All Jungheinrich Experts,
I have problem with Jungheinrich reach truck ETV214 - Error No. 39. Basing on the error list instruction, I have checked the truck type, almost the switch contacts (key switch,....) but I couldn't solve the problem.

Could you please check and advise me how to solve this problem

Looking forward to receiving your help
Thanks & regards
  • Posted 17 Mar 2010 05:20
  • By Nuna
  • joined 12 Mar'09 - 189 messages
  • BK, Thailand
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Nuna
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