Thanks. I am just outside Seattle. A forklift to me is something you sit in and steer with a steering wheel, whereas a reach truck is what you stand in and control with a joystick and it reaches out to grab pallets unlike most forklifts. Typically only seen in warehouse environments where the floor is perfectly smooth and racking is high whereas a forklift has larger tires and is meant for going over more surfaces. The technical name for what I have is a narrow aisle reach truck or narrow aisle reach forklift, varies by manufacturer.
I did call a service tech but he has now no-showed twice with zero communication. I've called another larger service company and dealer but they cant come out till middle of next week. This one is an older model probably from around 2008 so luckily the electronics aren't too complex. I have a friend whos better with checking relays and circuits than I am whos going to top by tomorrow and see if he sees something I don't.
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