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Electrical fault in crane


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Today I had a fault with crane in that all functions from one lever are working flat out - there's no phasing them in. It was working fine till I went over a stump and came down with bit of a bang.

 

A fellow contractor in the FCA (who's been an immense help to me as a new start) says the cab will have moved slightly and pinched wires resulting in a short. This I can understand but what I'm not exactly sure of (despite best efforts of FCA chap) is how every function on that lever can be affected? Something to do with a fault to earth? On one function I tested The voltage leaving the ISP control board connection and it was 9v but at solenoid connection on valve chest it was 24v - hence the all or nothing.

 

So tomorrow I need to track down the fault in loom and repair, any tips on how best to trace fault?

 

Thanks in advance

W

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Are you getting a error on the IPS box? if so a red led should light up if its the same as the 1210a. You've probably tried pulling the cables out of the boxes but if not give that a go at resetting it.

 

I was having exactly the same issues as you and it still happens from time to time but not as bad as it was when I got the machine. Now all I have to do is switch the crane on &off and it works ok.

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