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Speed reduction - how to?

Hello,
a customer wants me to reduce the top speed on one Jungheinrich ERE 220 pallet truck. Is it possible? Do I need a service code?
  • Posted 12 Jun 2019 19:32
  • By ivanlinaric
  • joined 16 Jan'11 - 110 messages
  • Zagreb, Croatia
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Nope, it doesn't have Curtis. It has Jungheinrich MP 1510 controller.
I guess the only way to reduce the speed is by Jungheinrich program or...?
  • Posted 16 Jun 2019 07:03
  • By ivanlinaric
  • joined 16 Jan'11 - 110 messages
  • Zagreb, Croatia
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Jure _t thanks! I have a Curtis console!
I'll Check...

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  • Posted 12 Jun 2019 20:11
  • By ivanlinaric
  • joined 16 Jan'11 - 110 messages
  • Zagreb, Croatia
Service technician.
Feel free to contact me at ivan.linaric@okretnimoment.hr
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Check if it has a Curtis controller- then you will need a Curtis console (available from TVH)
  • Posted 12 Jun 2019 20:06
  • By jure_t
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