Crown RR5200:
slow travel

This is a RR5200S-45, it is dc drive and in performance 1 settings in access the speed is set to the highest allowed, for forward and reverse. Yet it still moves very slowly compared to other machines. We have checked brushes, brakes ets, and there is no codes. Anyone have any ideas like possibly new drive motor??
  • Posted 20 Jan 2012 04:16
  • Discussion started by logan_s
  • Saskatchewan, Canada
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