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Problems with Display Jungheinrich EFG

Some one knows if there is a Master Pin for the Display for EFG 422,
  • Posted 6 Sep 2010 01:47
  • By megatron
  • joined 22 Apr'08 - 33 messages
  • Thessaloniki, Greece
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thanks michel, (couldnt reach you, but now my Internet is ok), thanks also mosu, I have a Handlisa, I will try.
  • Posted 7 Sep 2010 08:08
  • By megatron
  • joined 22 Apr'08 - 33 messages
  • Thessaloniki, Greece
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I sent a valid code for old EFG 4xx series.But... you can not solve the problem without Hand Lisa or Judit
  • Posted 7 Sep 2010 02:53
  • By mosu_r
  • joined 22 Jul'10 - 12 messages
  • olt, Romania
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i tink you nite gry key
  • Posted 7 Sep 2010 01:33
  • By michel_v
  • joined 8 Mar'08 - 1,044 messages
  • noord holland, Netherlands
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