Bobcat Fault Code

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32-40

Lift Arms Inoperative / Beeps Constantly

System

Safety / Interlock

Symptom

Lift Arms Inoperative / Beeps Constantly

Diagnosis & fix steps

LOGIC: Lift Handle / Foot Pedal Sensor Not in Neutral at Startup. ACTION: Clean accumulated mud, rocks, and wood chips from beneath the foot pedals or joystick base pivots. Inspect pedal centering springs; run handle/pedal calibration routine in the cab display.

Red Seal field insights

Debris Packing: Gravel and job-site soil pack under the heel of mechanical foot pedals, preventing the return spring from resting against the neutral micro-switch contacts.

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  • This is general reference information, not a repair manual. It is for trained, qualified technicians.
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