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Clark C45L:
won't start no crank

hello everyone i have clark c45L won't crank over display reads sub controller k.o any body have this problem
  • Posted 10 Apr 2018 07:22
  • Discussion started by jerrylift
  • Rhode Island, United States
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yes turned out to be bad sub controller it was burnt inside never found a cause for the unit to fail local dealer said was the first they saw too
  • Posted 7 Apr 2019 05:53
  • Reply by jerrylift
  • Rhode Island, United States
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Hi Jerry.
We have the same fault with a C55L, did you find a fix for this issue?

Thanks
Shaun
  • Posted 4 Apr 2019 17:30
  • Reply by Sdr31
  • New South Wales, Australia
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