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7FBRMF25 troubleshooting

Our company have a forklift 7FBRMF25
Now we have some issues of that truck.the reare axel have a swing solonoid.last time we operateing that truck it was blowing with some mist now we have some earror coads in th truck (74-1,F0-2)no lifting or traveling power steering pump continues working with key switch startup help meto troubleshoot this problem.thankyou
  • Posted 3 Nov 2017 16:12
  • By rasika_s
  • joined 3 Nov'17 - 7 messages
  • Western province, Sri Lanka
Troubleshooting

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