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Jungheinrich ETVQ 25:
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Hi guys.. does any one pehaps know the sequence for setting up the wheel sensors on the steering.....mainly the setting of the transmitter on the drive wheel !??? This unit is of the type where the pot and transmitter are driven by a toothed belt from the steering chain !!
Regards....
  • Posted 19 Oct 2015 22:09
  • Modified 19 Oct 2015 22:15 by poster
  • Discussion started by johnny_r
  • Victoria, Australia
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