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Hi there.

I have fault F5 showing on this Doosan F15T-2.

Can anyone help with this fault? If I reset the isolator the fault disappears temporarily and then come back after a few minutes of use.

Thanks
  • Posted 30 May 2013 18:26
  • By Newspanner
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  • South west, United Kingdom
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