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Hi /everybody,

I am looking for a better way to test the following transistor used in Raymond forklift.
the information i have is as follow:

transistor 1-125-022 Forklift brand: Raymond
MODELO:CM6COHA-5F

Let me know what I can do next

thank you,

Luis
  • Posted 5 Mar 2009 16:27
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