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Posted by ehsan on 1 February, 2008 - 11:08 pm
We have got the lifter with a motor and drive (very old one from Onosoki) mechanical brake. We have to change drive with new Mitsubishi drive. I can't start the motor with load by changing some parameter like acc. time speed and...

Could anyone send me information about this problem?
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