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Steering Motor Calibration?

Hi! If i replace the steering motor of Jungheinrich forklift FN417274, does it really require Calibration or is it just plug and play? No need for JUDIT software to configure?
  • Posted 3 Sep 2015 20:42
  • By oli_b
  • joined 20 Jul'15 - 9 messages
  • JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia
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No calibration required. There is a steering parameter which may need to be altered. If error 27 appears this parameter must be reduced in value. It can be changed via Judit, I am not sure if it can be altered via Lisa
  • Posted 4 Sep 2015 05:17
  • By Roibeard
  • joined 2 Mar'10 - 335 messages
  • Dublin, Ireland
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