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CDF file

We have a Fortens that was purchased at an auction in the nedtherlands. The VSM had to be replaced and we need the CDF files. We need a Hyster dealer fromm the Nedtherlands to provide it as Hyster USA will not respond to us. Any ideas ?
  • Posted 22 Nov 2023 03:37
  • By JonoG
  • joined 15 Feb'19 - 77 messages
  • Uruguay
Jonathan Gill
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you have a copy of the file stored in the display cluster and with the pc service tool download it from display to the new VSM....
  • Posted 23 Nov 2023 00:38
  • By northstar
  • joined 16 Jun'17 - 90 messages
  • accra, Ghana

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