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diagonal x on some dmus

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mawallace

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I have noticed that in the cab window of some of the greater Anglia 170 dmus is a diagonal x , black ink white foreground. Could someone explain what this means
 
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driver9000

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Non multi sticker. It identifies a defective coupler and the unit should NOT be coupled at that end.
 
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JN114

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Non multi sticker. It identifies a defective coupler and the unit should be coupled at that end.

Not necessarily defective coupler. An issue which prevents trains being attached that end.

I've seen units non-multi for defective gangway doors before.
 

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As JN114 said, anything can cause a non-multi to be slapped to the secondman's window. And somtimes if you accidently couple to a non-multi, the units can't be spilt until you get to a depot capable of sorting the problem out. Usually electrical problems.
 

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Yea, the most common causes of non multi is electrical faults transferring between units.
 
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