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Fork wont go forward or reverse

My electric fork when i engage the rev/forward switch the forward/reverse contactor dont "come in" and so the fork wont move. this used to occur intermittently but now it just out for good. I have no idea as what to do. Help please
  • Posted 28 Dec 2017 05:49
  • Discussion started by Rturner
  • kingston, Jamaica
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