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Jungheinrich EFG216K

Hello, does anyone have an electrical drawing for the seat switch?or even better the whole truck? I have "error 68, int3" who appears intermitently and I must reset the tuck with the key. I have already replaced the seat switch since I thought it was maybe a missing signal for the NC contact of the switch but I still have the problem. Any ideas?

Thanks for the help

Model EFG216K, Serial FN308956
  • Posted 7 Aug 2009 11:23
  • Modified 8 Aug 2009 08:30 by poster
  • By Dwaive
  • joined 7 Aug'09 - 33 messages
  • Quebec, Canada
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More than likely there is a connection issue with the interface card under the floor plate at right hand side. Lift it out and remove the cover and check the connectors. sometimes just unplugging them and re-fitting does the trick.
  • Posted 1 Sep 2009 06:09
  • By DoubleBubble
  • joined 1 Aug'09 - 27 messages
  • Ireland
Hi,

Let try the following ways:

Error 68 means :

- Safety switch (seat switch or deadman sw,..) wire breakage
=> Let check wire connection to Safety switch (seat switch or deadman sw,..) or check the function of the seat switch or deadman sw,..

If not, let tell me more information :

- Your truck was born on 2004 but what month ? before 08/2004 or after 08/2004
- Your truck is AC technology or DC ?
- You email address ?

Then I will help you more.

Good luck
  • Posted 18 Aug 2009 13:24
  • By Nuna
  • joined 12 Mar'09 - 189 messages
  • BK, Thailand
Thanks & Regards
Nuna
Email: nunatech2002@gmail.com

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