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Hi there
I have a customer who has asked me to go out to look at a bendi which seesm to have the problem where in one lock the direction contactors do not energise.

When driving straight each contactor for each motor comes in and drives in reverse and forward.

When locked over to the left side one direction contactor comes in for one motor.
However when locked over to the right, no direction contactors energise.

From what i understand off the site engineer it uses an ev100 system. He has checked the central steer switch and the wiring back to the ev100 card etc. I would like to know if anyone knows which EV100 cards they use in the bendi systems?

TT? TX? As its a bit of a distance for me i wanted to take a spare card with me also incase its a card problem.
  • Posted 21 Jun 2011 23:56
  • By elektrodrive
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