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Hello.

Do you have some servisse manuals from YALE machines?
I recently start to work whit this machines and i dont have nothing about this.
I have some from Linde and Jungheinrich that i can share whit you.

Best regards

CAN is controller area network. It is the comm network that the controllers talk to each other. If you are going above 5 bars you are probably going into controlled shut down. You may have a defective thermostat or a defective water pump. If you have a laser temp gun you can verify that the temp is going above 250.

Dear Mr. Brewski. Thank you for the replay. Sorry for my questions but can you tell me what "CAN" means ? As I mentioned in my post, until the engine gets hot everything is OK and runs. As soon as the water level on display has 5 lines, when you want to accelerate engine stops. The water radiator is clean, inside heating system working, water level ok. What exactly should we do?
Thank you in advance

A. TERMINATION RESISTOR(S) OPEN CIRCUIT
B. OPEN/INTERMITTENT CIRCUIT ON CAN HI, CAN LO
C. CAN HI AND CAN LO SHORTED TOGETHER
D. OPEN CIRCUIT ON POWER/GROUND TO CAN CONNECTED DEVICES
E. STG ON CAN HI
F. STS/STB ON CAN LO
G. CAN CONNECTED DEVICE FAILURE