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Jungheinrich ETVQ 25:
Hydraulic fault

Hi

i have a ETVQ20 and the multi pilot when operated lifts the mast regardless of which function is activated.
I have checked and found the hydraulic card AS4814 connector X10 is missing the negative for the auxiliary contactor.
Has anyone had a similar fault? The green led is showing no faults on the card or truck and i was wondering whether there is a fault in the card.

TIA
  • Posted 22 Sep 2020 01:23
  • Discussion started by Smithers
  • Yorkshire, United Kingdom
Regards lee smith
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