Troubleshooting For Control Circuits

TROUBLESHOOTING FOR CONTROL CIRCUITS
Display Failure ......................................................................................... 4– 1

Drive Motor, Overheating ..................................................................... 4– 2
Pump Motor, Overheating .................................................................... 4– 3
Traction Controller, Overheating ........................................................ 4– 4
Drive Motor or Pump Motor Worn Brushes .................................... 4– 5
Brake Oil, Low Level .............................................................................. 4– 6
Pump Controller, Overheating ............................................................ 4– 7
Drive Transistor, Breaking .................................................................... 4– 8 4
Drive Transistor, Short Circuit ............................................................. 4– 9
Drive Transistor, Drive Fault ................................................................ 4 – 10
Drive Current Sensor, Fault ................................................................. 4 – 11
Drive Motor, Armature Over-current .................................................. 4 – 12
Drive Stall Timer ..................................................................................... 4 – 13
Drive Motor, Field Fault ........................................................................ 4 – 14
Drive Motor, Field Drive Fault ............................................................. 4 – 15
Drive Motor, Field Over-current .......................................................... 4 – 16
Pump Transistor, Breaking ................................................................... 4 – 17
Pump Transistor, Short Circuit ............................................................ 4 – 18
Pump Transistor, Drive Fault ............................................................... 4 – 19
Pump Motor, Current Sensor Fault .................................................... 4 – 20
Pump Motor, Over-current ................................................................... 4 – 21
Line Contactor, Fault ............................................................................. 4 – 22
Drive Motor, Open Circuit .................................................................... 4 – 23
Pump Motor, Open Circuit ................................................................... 4 – 24
Accelerator Sensor, Fault ..................................................................... 4 – 25
Forward / Reverse Lever, Tilt Lever, Attachment 1 Lever,
Attachment 2 Lever, Faulty Setting ................................................. 4 – 26
Lift Lever, Faulty Setting ...................................................................... 4 – 27
Tilt Lever, Faulty Setting ....................................................................... 4 – 28
Attachment 1 Lever, Faulty Setting ................................................... 4 – 29
Attachment 2 Lever, Faulty Setting ................................................... 4 – 30
Display Communication, Fault ........................................................... 4 – 31
EEPROM, Abnormality .......................................................................... 4 – 32
Controller, Fault ...................................................................................... 4 – 33
Battery Voltage, Too Low ..................................................................... 4 – 34
Battery Voltage, Too High .................................................................... 4 – 35
Battery Consumption ............................................................................ 4 – 36
Battery Consumption, Too Much ....................................................... 4 – 37
Buzzer Mos Drive Broken .................................................................... 4 – 38
System Check Ko ................................................................................... 4 – 39
Parking Brake Active ............................................................................. 4 – 40
NOTE
For your reference, most pages are provided with
schematics of pertinent electrical circuits.
Before conducting troubleshooting, read the procedures
carefully and also refer to the Electrical Schematics in
the “Group 2 Vehicle Electrical Components”.
Problem: Display Failure
Symptom:
(1) Display does not work.
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty wiring, display unit defect.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug. Check continuity between wire 203-R (red) of display connector CN4 and controller
connector CNC.
(4) Between 202-B (black) of display connector CN4 and CNC.
• No continuity
Correct or replace wiring.
• Continuity
Replace display.
209046
4-1
Problem: Drive Motor, Overheating

Symptom:
(1) Motor is overheated; “AL065” appears on display.
Poor traction power and acceleration. Normal pump motor and power steering operation.
Possible Cause:
(2) Overheating of drive motor, drive motor thermal switch defect, open wiring, logic card defect, display unit defect.
Checks:
(3) Allow truck to cool 15 minutes.
• “AL065” goes OFF
Drive motor was overheated. Resume normal operation. If condition repeats, check the following.
Operating cycle for excessive ramp climbing, towing, or pushing.
Brake drag, parking brake adjustment.
Brake switch operation.
• “AL065” still ON
(4) Connect digital console to controller, then check whether “Motor temperat.” appears on display.
• No “Motor temperat.”
Replace display unit.
• “Motor temperat.”
(5) Disconnect battery plug. Wait until drive motor temperature becomes close to room temperature. Disconnect
drive motor thermal switch connector. Check continuity of thermal switch. Should have continuity below
130°C.
• No continuity
Replace drive motor.
• Continuity
(6) Check continuity between wire 124-W (white) of thermal switch harness connector and NEG9.
• No continuity
• Continuity
(7) Remove controller connector CNB. Check continuity motor sensor 125-Y (yellow) and CNB-9, and shorting of
these terminals with NEG.
• No continuity
• Continuity Drive motor thermal switch: Normally ON
Replace logic card or controller.
209047
4-2
Problem: Pump Motor, Overheating

Symptom:
(1) Pump motor is overheated; “AL017” appears on display.
Lifting speed slower than normal. Normal drive motor and power steering operation.
Possible Cause:
(2) Overheating of pump motor, pump motor thermal switch defect, open wiring, logic card defect, display unit
defect.
Checks:
Pump motor was overheated. Resume normal operation. If condition repeats, check the following.
Operating cycle.
Power supply to pump motor.
Large cargo load.
(4) Connect digital console to controller, then check whether “Pump motor temp.” appears on display.
• No “Pump motor temp.”
• “Pump motor temp.”
(5) Disconnect battery plug. Wait until pump motor temperature becomes close to room temperature. Disconnect
pump motor thermal switch connector. Check continuity of thermal switch. Should have continuity below
130°C.
• No continuity
Replace pump motor.
• Continuity
(6) Check continuity between wire 134-W (white) of thermal switch harness and NEG.
• No continuity
• Continuity
(7) Remove controller connector CNB. Check continuity motor sensor 135-R (red) and CNB-10, and shorting of
these terminals with NEG.
• No continuity Pump motor temperature sensor: Normally ON

• Continuity
Replace logic card or controller.
209048
4-3
Problem: Traction Controller, Overheating

Symptom:
(1) Controller is overheated; “AL062” appears on display.
Possible Cause:
(2) Overheating of traction controller panel, traction controller thermistor defect, open wiring, logic card defect,
display unit defect.
Checks:
• “AL062” OFF
Traction controller was overheated. Resume normal operation. If condition repeats, check the following.
Operating cycle for excessive ramp climbing, towing, or pushing.
Brake drag, parking brake adjustment.
Brake switch operation
(4) Connect digital console to controller, then check whether “Th. protection” appears on display.
• No “Th. protection”
• “Th. protection”
(5) Disconnect battery plug. Wait until traction controller panel temperature becomes close to room temperature.
Open the controller cover. Connect digital console to controller again, then check whether “Th. protection”
appears on display.
• No “Th. protection”
Everything is normal.
• “Th. protection” appears.
Replace logic card.
4-4
Problem: Drive Motor or Pump Motor Worn Brushes
Symptom:
(1) Worn brush indicator ON.
Possible Cause:
(2) Worn drive motor or pump motor brush, short circuit, display unit defect.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug. Disconnect drive motor brush wear indicator connector.
Reconnect battery plug, and close key switch. Check to see if indicator turns OFF.
• Indicator OFF
Inspect brushes and replace, if necessary.
• Indicator ON
(4) Disconnect battery plug. Check continuity between wire 126-W (white) of drive motor sensor connector and
NEG. (For protect diode, current can through only from CNB-7 to sensor’s connector.) Check continuity between
wire 127-O (orange) of drive motor sensor connector and NEG.
• No continuity or shorted
• Continuity
209049
4-5
Problem: Brake Oil, Low Level
Symptom:
(1) Low brake oil indicator ON.
Normal vehicle operation.
Possible Cause:
(2) Insufficient brake oil, open wiring, display unit defect.
Checks:
(3) Check oil level in bare oil reservoir tank
• Oil level lower than LOW mark
Add brake oil.
• Oil level higher than LOW mark
(4) Disconnect battery plug. Disconnect level sensor connector CN10, and check continuity.
• Continuity
Replace level sensor.
• No continuity
(5) With connector CN10 and CN19 disconnected, check continuity between harness connector CN10 socket wire
140-L (blue) and CN19 and between 139-O (orange) and controller.
• No continuity
• Continuity
Replace traction logic card.
Brake oil level sensor: Normally OFF
(Low oil level: ON)
209050
4-6
Problem: Pump Controller, Overheating

Symptom:
(1) “AL064” appears on display.
Lifting speed slower than normal. Normal drive motor and power steering operation.
Possible cause:
(2) Overheating of hydraulic controller panel, hydraulic controller thermistor defect, open wiring, logic card defect,
display unit defect.
Checks:
Hydraulic controller was overheated. Resume normal operation. If condition repeats, check the following.
Operating cycle.
Power supply to pump motor.
Large cargo load
(4) Check stored fault code. Verify pump temperature is present.
• No pump temperature
• Pump temperature
(5) Check continuity between wire J3-2 (black) of thermistor harness connector and NEG.
• No continuity
• Continuity
(6) Remove hydraulic controller harness connector J1. Check continuity between thermistor J3-1 (brown) and J1-13.
• No continuity
• Continuity
Replace logic card.
208291
4-7
Problem: Drive Transistor, Breaking
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL060” or “AL032”.
Inhibit drive and hydraulic operation. Line contactor OFF.
Possible Cause:
(2) Wire break in transistor, traction CS current sensor failure, logic card defect.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug.
Inspect armature wiring for wire breakage and shorting.
• Broken or shorted
Correct or replace faulty components.
• No broken and no shorted
(4) Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-8
Problem: Drive Transistor, Short Circuit
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL060” or “AL032”.
Inhibit vehicle operation. Line contactor OFF.
Possible Cause:
(2) Short circuit in traction transistor, drive card failure, traction CS current sensor failure, logic card fault.
Checks:
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-9
Problem: Drive Transistor, Drive Fault
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL060” or “AL032”.
Possible Cause:
(2) Wire break in traction transistor, drive card failure, traction CS current sensor failure, faulty wiring, logic card
fault.
Checks:
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-10
Problem: Drive Current Sensor, Fault
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL053” or “AL049”.
Possible Cause:
(2) Wire break in traction transistor, faulty wire connection, drive card defect, traction CS current sensor failure,
logic card defect.
Checks:
Check state of wiring.
• Unacceptable
Repair wiring.
• Acceptable
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-11
Problem: Drive Motor, Armature Over-current
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL069”.
Inhibit drive and hydraulic operation. Normal power steering operation.
Possible cause:
(2) Short circuit in transistor, faulty wire connection, drive card defect, traction current sensor failure, logic card
defect.
Checks:
Inspect armature wiring for breakage and shorting.
• Broken or shorting
• No broken and No shorting
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-12
Problem: Drive Stall Timer
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Stall current flowed more than set time in drive motor. Faulty current sensor, faulty logic card.
Checks:
(3) Check to see if vehicle is operated on steep upgrade or to pull large cargo load when motor stalls.
• Operated under heavy load
Do not operate vehicle for more than set time under a condition that causes the motor to stall.
• Operated under normal condition
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-13
Problem: Drive Motor, Field Fault
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Drive motor field circuit defect, faulty drive card, faulty logic card.
Checks:
Inspect field wiring for wire breakage and shorting.
• Broken or shorted wire
• No broken and no shorted wire
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-14
Problem: Drive Motor, Field Drive Fault
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Drive card failure, faulty wiring, logic card fault.
Checks:
Inspect field wiring for open or short circuit.
• Open or short circuit
Repair or replace faulty components.
• No open or short circuit
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-15
Problem: Drive Motor, Field Over-current
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Traction current sensor failure, faulty wiring, fault in logic card.
Checks:
Inspect field wiring for wire breakage and short.
• No broken and no shorted wire
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-16
Problem: Pump Transistor, Breaking
Symptom:
Inhibit vehicle operation.
Possible Cause:
(2) Wire break in pump transistor, faulty wire connection, drive card defect, pump current sensor failure, logic card
defect.
Checks:
Inspect pump wiring for wire breakage and shorting.
• Broken or shorted
• No broken and no shorted
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-17
Problem: Pump Transistor, Short Circuit
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Short circuit in pump transistor, drive card defect, pump current sensor failure, logic card defects.
Checks:
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-18
Problem: Pump Transistor, Drive Fault
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
defect.
Checks:
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-19
Problem: Pump Motor, Current Sensor Fault
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL056” or “AL052”.
Possible Cause:
defect.
Checks:
Check state of wiring.
• Unacceptable
Repair wiring.
• Acceptable
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-20
Problem: Pump Motor, Over-current
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Short circuit in pump transistor, faulty wire connection, drive card defect, pump current sensor failure, logic card
defect.
Checks:
Inspect pump wiring for breakage and shorting.
• No broken and no shorting
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-21
Problem: Line Contactor, Fault
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL037”, “AL07”, “AL075”, “AL076”.
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty line contactor, faulty wire connection, logic card defect.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug. Check line contactor tip for wire breakage and shorting (melting). Check line contactor
tip move freely.
• Broken or shorted wire
Replace contactor.
• No Broken or shorted wire
(4) Check resistance of contactor coil.
• Lower than 15 ohm, over 32 ohm
Replace contactor coil.
• 15 to 32 ohm
(5) Check continuity between CNA-8 and line contactor coil red. Disconnect controller connector CNA.
• No continuity
Replace or correct contactor wiring.
• Continuity
(6) Check continuity between CNA-9 and line contactor coil black.
• No continuity
Correct or replace contactor wiring.
• Continuity
Replace traction logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
209051
4-22
Problem: Drive Motor, Open Circuit
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL032” or “AL049”.
Inhibit drive and hydraulic operation.
Possible Cause:
(2) Open circuit in drive motor, traction current sensor failure, traction logic card fault.
Checks:
Disconnect controller terminals (A, B). Measure resistance between A and B.
• Open
Replace motor or motor wiring.
• Acceptable
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
209052
4-23
Problem: Pump Motor, Open Circuit
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL028” or “AL052”.
Possible Cause:
(2) Open circuit in pump motor, pump current sensor failure, logic card fault.
Checks:
Disconnect controller terminals (A1, D2). Measure resistance between A1 and D2.
• Open
Replace motor or motor wiring.
• Acceptable
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
209053
4-24
Problem: Accelerator Sensor, Fault
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL078”, “AL086”, “AL087”.
Inhibit drive and hydraulic operation.
Possible Cause:
(2) Accelerator sensor defect, faulty wiring, logic card fault.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug. Check continuity between accelerator socket and traction logic card.
CN7-141R ↔ CNA-12
CN7-142G ↔ CNA-14
CN7-143B ↔ CNA-13
CN7-144L ↔ CNA-6
• No continuity
• Continuity
(4) Reconnect battery plug and connectors. Check voltage of CNA-14 without pressing accelerator pedal and while
pressing accelerator pedal fully. And check continuity between accelerator 143 and 144 without pressing
accelerator pedal and while pressing accelerator pedal fully.
Without pressing 0.2 to 1.72 V Continuity
Pressing 3.74 to 4.8 V No continuity
• Acceptable
Replace Drive logic card.
• Unacceptable
(5) Check accelerator return adjustment and interference.
• Properly adjusted
Replace accelerator.
• Conduction
Adjust accelerator linkage.
209054
4-25
Problem: Forward / Reverse Lever, Tilt Lever, Attachment 1 Lever, Attachment 2

lever, Faulty Setting
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Key switch turned on while forward / reverse lever was left either in forward or reverse position. Key switch
turned on while tilt lever, Attachment 1 lever or Attachment 2 lever was in ON position or accelerator pedal was
depressed. Faulty forward / reverse lever switch, tilt lever switch, Attachment 1 lever switch and Attachment 2
lever switch; logic card defect.
Checks:
(3) Move forward / reverse, tilt, Attachment 1 and / or Attachment 2 levers to neutral. Select direction of movement
again and depress accelerator pedal.
• Normal vehicle operation
Correct starting procedure requires all of forward / reverse, tilt, Attachment 1 and Attachment 2 levers be in
neutral position and accelerator pedal be released when key switch is turned on.
• No change
(4) Use self-diagnostic function to locate faulty circuit or component.
• Faulty component located
Correct or replace faulty component.
• Faulty component not located
Replace logic card.
209055
209056
4-26
Problem: Lift Lever, Faulty Setting
Symptom:
(1) Display = “AL082” or “AL083”.
Possible Cause:
(2) Key switch turned on while lift lever was in ON position. Faulty lift lever potentiometer. Faulty logic card.
Checks:
(3) Set lift lever to OFF, then ON again.
• Normal hydraulic system operation
Proper starting procedure requires that lift lever be in neutral position when key switch is turned on.
• No change
Replace logic card.
209057
4-27
Problem: Tilt Lever, Faulty Setting
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Key switch turned on while tilt lever was in ON position. Faulty tilt lever switch. Faulty logic card
Checks:
(3) Set tilt lever to OFF, then ON again.
Proper starting procedure requires that tilt lever be in neutral positron when key switch is turned on.
• No change
Replace logic card.
209058
4-28
Problem: Attachment 1 Lever, Faulty Setting
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Key switch turned on while Attachment 1 lever was in ON position. Faulty Attachment 1 lever switch, faulty
logic card.
Checks:
(3) Set Attachment 1 lever to OFF, then ON again.
Proper starting procedure requires that Attachment 1 lever be in OFF position when key switch is turned on.
• No change
Replace logic card.
209059
4-29
Problem: Attachment 2 Lever, Faulty Setting
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Key switch turned on while Attachment 2 lever was in ON position. Faulty Attachment 2 lever switch, faulty
logic card.
Checks:
(3) Set Attachment 2 lever to OFF, then ON again.
Proper starting procedure requires that Attachment 2 lever be in OFF position when key switch is turned on.
• No change
Replace logic card.
209060
4-30
Problem: Display Communication, Fault
Symptom:
Normal vehicle operation. Inhibit vehicle operator line contactor OFF.
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty display, faulty wiring, faulty logic card.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug. Check continuity between display CN4 and logic card CNC.
• No continuity
• Continuity
(4) Inspect display.
• Unacceptable
Replace display.
• Acceptable
Replace logic card.
209046
4-31
Problem: EEPROM, Abnormality
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty EEPROM on logic card.
Checks:
(3) Conduct initial adjustment of controller.
Vehicle operates normally.
• No change
Replace logic card.
4-32
Problem: Controller, Fault
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty logic card.
Checks:
4-33
Problem: Battery Voltage, Too Low
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Discharge battery, faulty battery, misuse of lower voltage battery, faulty logic card, faulty BD1 adjustment.
Checks:
(3) Measure the voltage.
For 24V truck > 15
• Unacceptable
Replace battery.
• Acceptable
(4) Conduct Set-up option.
• No change
Replace logic card.
208229
4-34
Problem: Battery Voltage, Too High
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Overcharge battery, faulty battery, misuse of higher voltage battery, faulty logic card, faulty BDI adjustment.
Checks:
(3) Measure the voltage.
For 24 V truck < 36
• Unacceptable
Replace battery.
• Acceptable
(4) Conduct Set-up option.
• No change
Replace logic card.
208229
4-35
Problem: Battery Consumption
Symptom:
(1) Battery low indicator “AL066”.
Poor traction power and acceleration. Lifting speed slower than normal.
Possible Cause:
(2) Much consumption with small capacity or poor battery.
Checks:
(3) Check battery voltage in case of both operating and non operating.
• Battery voltage lower than 23.6 V
Check the following:
Battery capacity
Power supply to pump motor
Large cargo load
• Battery voltage higher than 23.6 V
Replace logic card.
4-36
Problem: Battery Consumption, Too Much
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Too much consumption with small capacity or poor battery.
Checks:
(3) Check battery voltage in case of both operating and non operating.
• Battery voltage lower than 15 V
Check the following:
Battery capacity
Power supply to pump motor
Large cargo load
• Battery voltage higher than 15 V
Replace logic card.
4-37
Problem: Buzzer Mos Drive Broken
Symptom:
Normal vehicle operation
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty wiring, power relay and / or logic card.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug, disconnect CNA from CN18, then check continuity between CNA’s terminals 8 and 15.
• Continuity present
Replace harness.
• No continuity
Check power relay coil resistance.
If resistance is 0 ohm, replace relay.
If resistance is 320 ohm, replace logic card.
209062
4-38
Problem: System Check Ko
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty logic card.
Checks:
Replace logic card.
• Unacceptable
Replace controller.
4-39
Problem: Parking Brake Active
Symptom:
Possible Cause:
(2) Faulty parking brake switch, unreleased parking brake, faulty foot brake switch, faulty wiring, faulty logic card.
Checks:
(3) Disconnect battery plug. Set parking brake. Check whether CNA’s terminals 7 and 10 are grounded.
• If grounded, there is no problem.
• If not grounded, release the parking brake and check again whether CNA’s terminals 7 and 10 are grounded.
• If grounded, check parking brake switch wiring; replace switch if necessary.
• If not grounded, replace foot brake switch.
• If above actions do not solve problem, replace logic card.
209063
4-40

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TROUBLESHOOTING FOR CONTROL CIRCUITS

Display Failure ......................................................................................... 4– 1

Problem: Display Failure

Problem: Drive Motor, Overheating

Problem: Pump Motor, Overheating

Correct or replace wiring.

Problem: Traction Controller, Overheating

Problem: Drive Motor or Pump Motor Worn Brushes

Problem: Brake Oil, Low Level

Problem: Pump Controller, Overheating

Problem: Drive Transistor, Breaking

Problem: Drive Transistor, Short Circuit

Problem: Drive Transistor, Drive Fault

Problem: Drive Current Sensor, Fault

Problem: Drive Motor, Armature Over-current

Problem: Drive Stall Timer

Problem: Drive Motor, Field Fault

Problem: Drive Motor, Field Drive Fault

Problem: Drive Motor, Field Over-current

Problem: Pump Transistor, Breaking

Problem: Pump Transistor, Short Circuit

Problem: Pump Transistor, Drive Fault

Problem: Pump Motor, Current Sensor Fault

Problem: Pump Motor, Over-current

Problem: Line Contactor, Fault

Problem: Drive Motor, Open Circuit

Problem: Pump Motor, Open Circuit

Problem: Accelerator Sensor, Fault

Without pressing 0.2 to 1.72 V Continuity

Pressing 3.74 to 4.8 V No continuity

Problem: Forward / Reverse Lever, Tilt Lever, Attachment 1 Lever, Attachment 2

Problem: Lift Lever, Faulty Setting

Problem: Tilt Lever, Faulty Setting

Problem: Attachment 1 Lever, Faulty Setting

Problem: Attachment 2 Lever, Faulty Setting

Problem: Display Communication, Fault

Problem: EEPROM, Abnormality

Problem: Controller, Fault

Problem: Battery Voltage, Too Low

Problem: Battery Voltage, Too High

Problem: Battery Consumption

Problem: Battery Consumption, Too Much

Problem: Buzzer Mos Drive Broken

Problem: System Check Ko

Problem: Parking Brake Active

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