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Request for technical assistance

Subject: Request for Assistance - Forklift Alarm on Display
Dear Sir/Madam,
One of our TCM electric forklifts has displayed an alarm, (F50 STEER, SENSOR) and we currently do not have access to the wiring diagram or maintenance manual. The forklift details and a photo of the display are attached for your reference.
Kindly advise if it is safe to continue operating the forklift and share your recommendations.
Your cooperation and assistance in this matter are greatly appreciated.
  • Posted 10 Jun 2025 08:06
  • By Wasantha
  • joined 10 Jun'25 - 1 message
  • Kiribati
Wasantha

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