Zapi AC-2:
Zapi AC-2 controller for Tailift ZFB35

Hi Guys,
I bought a brand new Zapi AC-2 controller as a spare controller for the Tailift ZFB35 forklift. The problem was the firmware of the new controller and the old controller was different. The old controller has TI0.17 firmware. The new controller has ZP1.23. The new controller can't work with the forklift. Any idea on how to fix this?

Thanks...
  • Posted 21 Dec 2020 22:20
  • Modified 21 Dec 2020 22:32 by poster
  • Discussion started by SSTC_Tech
  • South Cotabato, Philippines

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