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Hello!
Would somebody to help find fault code meaning for my Linde 393 / 2017 : T324 T322 T321. Any solutions to check / solve it?
Thanks in advance !
  • Posted 23 Mar 2022 21:25
  • Modified 23 Mar 2022 21:26 by poster
  • By consold_c
  • joined 20 Jan'10 - 28 messages
  • PRAHOVA, Romania
pracsis
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I`ll try it !Thanks a lot !
  • Posted 24 Mar 2022 17:27
  • By consold_c
  • joined 20 Jan'10 - 28 messages
  • PRAHOVA, Romania
pracsis
I have had this problem a couple of times. Check the harness that goes under the engine to the steer axle. I have found the convoluted tubing loom wears into the wires and then they will eventually break. This has happened around 28,000 hours on the lift truck. 393-02

3923812600 WIRING HARNESS
  • Posted 24 Mar 2022 06:38
  • Modified 24 Mar 2022 06:39 by poster
  • By IFD45
  • joined 28 Feb'13 - 31 messages
  • Wisconsin, United States
IFD45@mail.com
320 Steering angle sensor: PWM signal 1 out of range

traction controller 320

Fault description:
1B11 PWM signal 1 of steering angle sensor :K53 out of tolerance

Conditions of occurrence:
The controller recognizes at :K53 a PWM value < 5% or > 95%.

Result:
error steering angle sensor
error steering angle sensor for LSP
creep speed
Possible causes:
Line connection between steering sensor 1B11, connector 1X12 (:3) via connector 1X11 (:3) and controller (:K53) is defective.
Contact resistance in connectors 1X11 and/or 1X12
Wear at the mechanics of steering angle connection
5V no voltage supply
Steering angle sensor 1B11 is defective


321 Steering angle sensor: PWM signal 2 out of range

traction controller 321

Fault description:
1B11 PWM signal 2 of steering angle sensor :K31 out of tolerance

Conditions of occurrence:
The controller recognizes at :K31 a PWM value < 5% or > 95%.

Result:
error steering angle sensor
error steering angle sensor for LSP
creep speed
Possible causes:
Line connection between steering sensor 1B11, connector 1X12 (:2) via connector 1X11 (:2) and controller (:K31) is defective.
Contact resistance in connectors 1X11 and/or 1X12
Wear at the mechanics of steering angle connection
5V no voltage supply
Steering angle sensor 1B11 is defective


322 Steering angle sensor: Mismatch between signal 1 and signal 2

traction controller 322

Fault description:
1B11 Steering angle sensor signals 1 and 2 :K31 :K53 missmatch

Conditions of occurrence:
The controller recognizes that the added (opposite) %-values of the PWM < 95% or > 105% at pins :K53 and :K31

Die Addition der beiden PWM-Werte sollte im Idealfall unabhängig vom Lenkeinschlag immer 100% sein.

Result:
error steering angle sensor
error steering angle sensor for LSP
creep speed
Possible causes:
Line connection between steering sensor 1B11, connector 1X12 (:2/:3) via connector 1X11 (:2/:3) and controller (:K31/:K53) is defective.
Contact resistance in connectors 1X11 and/or 1X12
Wear at the mechanics of steering angle connection
5V no voltage supply
Steering angle sensor 1B11 is defective


323 Steering angle sensor: PWM frequence 1 is out of range

traction controller 323

Fault description:
Steering angle sensor: PWM frequence 1 is out of range

Conditions of occurrence:
The controller recognizes a frequency value < 170Hz or >230 Hz at the :K53

Result:
error steering angle sensor
error steering angle sensor for LSP
creep speed
Possible causes:
Line connection between steering sensor 1B11, connector 1X12 (:3) via connector 1X11 (:3) and controller (:K53) is defective.
5V no voltage supply
Steering angle sensor 1B11 is defective


324 Steering angle sensor: PWM frequence 2 is out of range
  • Posted 23 Mar 2022 23:35
  • By michel_v
  • joined 8 Mar'08 - 1,040 messages
  • noord holland, Netherlands

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