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Still MX-X TE

Hi,
I have an electrical Still MX-X TE with the error 1202 but
i don't know what that means.
Anyone knows what this error is?
Thanks very much.
  • Posted 29 Dec 2012 07:47
  • By rafael
  • joined 18 Aug'08 - 30 messages
  • oliveira de azemeis, Portugal
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