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Parameter Codes

Does anyone have a list of the parameter codes that appear on the window of the tiller when using can key please specifically low battery cut off. TIA
  • Posted 4 May 2018 01:04
  • Discussion started by Pwilson
  • Lancashire, United Kingdom
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