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Wiring diagram

SOS anyone out there help with the wiring diagram on the bt lsv 1000/8
BT rolatruck it's the control wiring on the forward and reverse I need to no we're they go by the colour from left to right top and bottom on the roller switches
Please help if you can
Kindest regards
Gillian
  • Posted 8 Jul 2019 00:45
  • By Sparky1002
  • joined 3 Jul'19 - 15 messages
  • United Kingdom

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