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SP3500 start up errors.

When initially starting up sp3500 it throws maint fault and will not run. After waiting roughly 15 min, cycle power and it starts right up with no error. It only seems to fault when it is cold out and almost a take like it needs to warm up before operation. This error makes no sense to me, has anyone else had a similar issue?
  • Posted 19 Feb 2019 00:06
  • Discussion started by 1stRankinRepair
  • Arizona, United States
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