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E107:

1. Motor cable fault, connection
fault, insulation fault in
the motor or to chassis.
2. Change TMC.

TMC= Módulo de tracción, el AC-o

Nunca me ha pasado, es lo máximo que te puedo ayudar.

Saludos.
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