Recent content by Mudd Flapp

Same issue here. Lift the arms and the slowly start falling. No external leaks. The arms do not fall if I raise them and lift the lap bar (or turn off the hydraulics). Only leaks down. If I tilt the bucket and lift the front off the ground, it holds just fine.

Just to close this out (sorry for the delay)- Dealer replaced the controlled for only a little over $2k :) It was definitely the issue. I would have sent it off for repair, but it is epoxy filled and the repair would have been a "maybe". So I made the dealer give me back the bad controller...

It is a 2 connector. I have taken it out and cleaned all of the connections without success.

That is my fear.

Brand new alternator. I don't remember if I looked for an AC voltage. Don't think so, but won't hurt to check.

My problem is, I don't actually have an overvoltage condition. The controller thinks it is an overvoltage, but it is within normal limits when measured with a meter.

For now, I just pull the alternator fuse. When the battery gets low, I put the fuse back in and recharge the battery.

My thoughts too. Pretty sure its going to be wherever the system voltage is measured. I am just not sure if it is measured in the controller or somewhere else.

Sure, which component do you want to know the current draw on?

OK fellas, I got a real head scratcher going on with my S185. I get an occasional 41-10 and 3-10 error, both indicate an over voltage condition. I have the keypad and deluxe display, so I can monitor the voltage through the "Vitals" on the display. The voltage is reading about 1.5 volts high...