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So im working on an EASI OPC30TT. Serial EASI-96-AJ1672.
Truck came in for no lift problem. Found the limit switch at fault. Went to replace switch and the wires actually came out of the connector. Im assuming the B+ and B- wires touched because now i have no power throught the truck.
Strobe light works and accessory lights work. Display does not come on, PC contactor does not close, and i have no power to any of the cards. I checked all the main power fuses and fuses located on power card. All test good.
I cant get the PC contactor to close.
Any ideas?
  • Posted 3 Feb 2017 03:27
  • By kyle93
  • joined 4 Oct'16 - 13 messages
  • Massachusetts, United States

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