jlg 40e "procedure fault"

No, you got his brother!

Lift rage. There are a lot of people on this forum that will help you walk through your issue if you have A little time. The reason basket rotate work us because it has it's own independent pump and valve there in the knuckle of the basket. Post a new thread with all the information about your machine what it is doing and what you have already looked at. People won't pY much attention to a really old thread. JJ.

i have a JLG n40e and i would like to by-pass the batteries and power it up via a single phase supply. is it possible? does anyone know the voltages and currents that the JLG n40e runs on ? regards

bluegrass said: OK, here's what I have so far. With pedal depressed and any boom function switch activated, I have +48 at both sides of 7 amp fuse, at terminal 16 of the strip on the tach interface board (with it still plugged in), at the red/white connectors on the drive reverse contactor, and at the red/white connector on the change over relay. (The blue wire at the change over was zero.) Click to expand... I also have a 45e jlg, my 7 amp fuse keeps blowing so only the steering works. Any ideas.

I have a JLG 40 E model with similar issues... everything works except it will not move forward or reverse..well it will move two or three feet then stop.. and a hour to two it will do it again??? crazy help?

Oh... it flashes #6 which is faulty drive hand controller, but I think it might be the DC Motor Controller au 1830 (N). Does anyone know where to get one?

Dear readers, we are the Kemperman family from Vijfhuizen in the Netherlands and work with a JLG35e/1997. This machine showed identical malfunctioning symptoms as described in the previous text. All functions of the aerial platform were perfect when operated from Ground Control, but NO reactions from the machine when operated from the basket (only the steering function and basket swing worked well due to a different power line). 2x Flashing Sevcon. Spent 3 days searching for possible defects as described by VooDooMoJo – (a great guy by the way who provides so many solutions via this forum!). Measured all underlying control points, voltage and signal were OK. In this way we solved many questionable connections and oxidation on various relays….nothing that really provided the solution for the failures from the basket. Finally everything worked properly again after replacing the entire joystick. So there was no power and signal from the basket to the pump relay. The machine now also responds perfectly to all buttons on the control panel from the basket. Hopefully you will find support in this story. Good luck with the repair.