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Bt Industries RR B8:
Error code E107

Dear All,
I have an old BT reach truck model RR B8, serial number 6026571/ 2008 that only appears with error code E107 when I push /pull any hydraulic joystick fully.
I checked the contact tip of the main contactor and it was ok. The coil resistance was 160 ohm. The fuse F62 was still ok. I also replaced a new battery for this reach truck.
Please advise me on what I need to check more in this case. I appreciate your help.
Thanks.
Trung.
  • Posted 27 Mar 2025 00:40
  • Discussion started by Trung_Nguyen
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