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Unit will not turn on or power up

Hello, I have a Mitsubishi forklift that will not turn on or power up does anyone have a wiring diagram. Serial number A4BC24043

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Thank you
  • Posted 27 Jul 2020 22:20
  • By Techman
  • joined 29 Jul'15 - 22 messages
  • Michigan, United States
I make them pick things up, and I make them put things down, and I make them drive around.

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