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LOC ST18

Hello!
Could anyone help?
we have LOC ST18
The diler sat that this mashine now service Manitou.
we have very strained relations with them.
can someone explain me what does mean errors: F1 and C1
the serial is: 149035

Kind Regards!
  • Posted 31 Aug 2012 23:24
  • By flair_tof
  • joined 5 Aug'11 - 102 messages
  • Riga, Latvia
sales.lv@alimper.eu
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