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Hi @Mary ,
Wish you are very well.
Sadly it is not possible to replace the copper terminals for the Aluminum (tin plated) ones as it is indicated on the document page 5/18 as follow. The probably reason is due to the high level of current those MTZ have to stand:
Best Regards,
Neide
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Hi @Mary ,
Wish you are very well.
Sadly it is not possible to replace the copper terminals for the Aluminum (tin plated) ones as it is indicated on the document page 5/18 as follow. The probably reason is due to the high level of current those MTZ have to stand:
Best Regards,
Neide
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