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Error 70

Hi have a ETV 116n with error 70 saying controller on display at start up sometimes with error 19, main emergency stop not activating at all but have 49 volts at contactor.

Has anyone experienced this error any thoughts on what component is at fault
  • Posted 25 May 2022 19:56
  • By Haro
  • joined 25 May'22 - 9 messages
  • Victoria, Australia
Paul Scott

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