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Finally got the problem sorted, took over job started by a colleague, turns out the motor wires were on the wrong terminals

Swapped to right ones trucks fine again

Many thanks to Neranja and Cristian for their help
  • Posted 29 Jul 2014 00:05
  • By P_E_G
  • joined 30 Jan'13 - 78 messages
  • Kent, United Kingdom

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