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Ok so no sarcasm, well, there are many reasons a train can spend a long time in the workshop: Complete checkup takes time, or one important mechanic is sick, d
by hutzlibu 3y ago
Ok so no sarcasm, well, there are many reasons a train can spend a long time in the workshop:
Complete checkup takes time, or one important mechanic is sick, delaying things or whatever. It is not the responsibility of the manufactor anymore. (A different company has the official service contract.) If you have other informations pls share.
- p_l 3y agoIn at least two cases, the train was simply unused for 10 days for unrelated reasons. After which the two specific trains this happened to "gained" GPS lockout.