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Need info on SepEx Drive motor for Hyster 1.75x

We recently rewired a Hyster 1.75xm Electric Forlkift.
We fitted a curtis 1244 SepEx Controller.
Unfortunatly the motor is missing the spec label.
I need the following info:
1. Maximum armature current rating
2. Max Field current rating
3. Min Field current rating
4. Field resistance - Hot & Cold

Please could anyone HELP!

Regards
Colin Hattingh
  • Posted 20 Aug 2008 16:09
  • Discussion started by colin_h
  • Kzn, South Africa
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