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Hello colleagues,
I need of wiring diagram for this model. Ser.number G1XK01424/2000 - LINDE E30H. Please remark that machine is EX.
  • Posted 5 Oct 2010 21:11
  • By petko_t
  • joined 28 Sep'10 - 37 messages
  • Sofia, Bulgaria
p.troanski@abv.bg

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