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Fault 662

I've got a machine, that gives fault code 662 at startup, but after 15 min. It is most of the time working again.
I've checked the wiring from main to tower control, all wires are ok. Should I suspect the module in the tower or is the main module generating the canbus fault?
Thank in advance for the help.
  • Posted 15 Jun 2021 22:13
  • Discussion started by Joris_U
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