To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Curtis MultiMode 1214-8 Controller vehicle does not move forward?
If your Curtis Controller-equipped vehicle isn't moving forward, the issue might be with the forward switch or its wiring. Inspect the forward switch and wiring, and replace if necessary. After that, re-test the vehicle. If the programmer indicates the forward switch is closing and the vehicle now moves as expected, the problem is resolved.
General| Brand | Curtis |
|---|---|
| Model | MultiMode 1214-8 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
Overview of controller features like MOSFET design, protection, and efficiency.
Guidelines for physically installing and securing the controller.
Details on low/high current connections, standard wiring, and throttle types.
Information on external components like contactors, switches, and protection devices.
Step-by-step procedure to verify correct installation before operation.
Copying controller parameters and software from one unit to another.
Changing controller settings and options via the programmer.
Procedures for cleaning the controller and accessing its diagnostic history.
Periodic testing of the controller's internal fault detection systems.
Using the handheld programmer for diagnosing and troubleshooting issues.
Interpreting diagnostic fault codes indicated by the controller's LED.
Listing of parameters and options configurable via the programmer.
Accessing real-time status, parameters, and advanced programming functions.
Definitions and explanations of various controller features and functions.
Details on Acceleration rate, Anti-rollback, Fault detection, HPD, MultiMode, Overtemperature, Ramp shape, SRO, Undervoltage.
Key electrical, physical, and performance specifications for the controllers.
