Fault Codes - Taylor-Dunn BT-280 Series Operator's Manual

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Fault Codes

Note: Most faults are a result of a fault in the control system that will require service by a qualified
technician. These faults are shown here for reference only.
Operator correctable faults are shown in bold and underlined.
Level 1 Faults
Code Description
F01000 P/S Motor Overheated
F01001 Motor Brush Fault
F01002 Pump Motor Brush Fault
F01003 P/S motor Brush Fault
F01004 Low Battery Volts
F01005 Controller Overheated
F01006 Traction Motor Hot
F01007 Pump Motor Overheated
F01008 Wiring fault
Level 2 Faults
Code Description
F02000 Throttle Fault
F02001 Throttle Fault
F02002 Belly Switch Fault
F02003 Open Field
F02004 Open Field L
F02005 Open Field R
Level 4 Faults
Code Description
F04000 Open Contactor
F04001 Contactor Welded
F04002 Steer POT Fault
F04003 Sequence Fault
F04004 F&R Fault
F04005 F&R Fault
F04006 Interlock Fault
F04007 Inch Switch Fault
F04008 Steer Fault
F04009 Low Battery Volts
F04010 High battery Volts
F04011 Out of Range Fault
F04012 CRC Fault
F04013 Capacitor Fault
Level 5 Faults
All Level 5 faults indicate a failure in the motor speed control system. Refer repair to a service technician.
Operator Manual
What to do
Stop the vehicle and allow the system to cool down.
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Batteries are empty and require charging. If this fault does not reset
after the charge cycle is complete then there may be a problem with
the charger or batteries. Refer to qualified service technician.
Stop the vehicle and allow the system to cool. This could be a result of
an overloaded vehicle.
Stop the vehicle and allow the system to cool down. This could be a
result of an overloaded vehicle
Stop the vehicle and allow the system to cool down.
Refer to service technician
What to do
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What to do
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N/A
Start up switches were not operated in the correct order. Refer to
Vehicle Operation Guidelines for correct sequence.
Refer to service technician
Direction was selected before start switch was closed. Place direction
selector in the OFF position and restart.
Seat or foot interlock switch not closed.
Direction Control switch NOT in neutral.
Refer to service technician
Extreme low battery voltage at the controller. May be a result of
severely discharged battery or wrong battery installed. Confirm
that the correct battery is installed and charge the battery.
Refer to service technician
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