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NO Forward/Reverse!! I am also in need of help with my high reach lift Mitsubishi Electric Standup.. Model: ESR36 Ser:ESR361161. No forward or reverse. All other controls work on joystick(up/down, left/right, tilt, in/out). I step on floor pedal and the I hear the motor turns on. I have checked the two fuses behind the backrest,(they are good). have changed the for/rev. pod in the joystick. still the same issues. where can I go next. Is there any other safety switchs? Does anyone have a wiring diagram of this unit or any ideas? HELP
  • Posted 22 Feb 2017 09:49
  • By adan_s
  • joined 22 Feb'17 - 1 message
  • California, United States

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