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It ended up being a shorted chip on the relay board.

8 years ago
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I think it would depend on the operator. If its the linear AMD(Wittur) operator I think they just use discreet wiring as I have seen them used with a ...

8 years ago
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I believe they stopped making the ISIS around 2007-2008 due to the issues with the kevlar cables. You probably were looking at synergys with the torin...

8 years ago
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Did you guys keep any of the 400a? or did you install a complete Gen2 to replace it?

8 years ago
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In this particular area it became a retroactive code requirement.

8 years ago
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I would vote gearless. They are definitely more expensive but they have a simple design, less to fail, more efficient, and smaller motor drive. Assumi...

8 years ago
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Here is a pic of the data tag. it looks just like yours just different name. Wish I would have got the controller series in the picture. Attachments...

9 years ago
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Yes, there was an encoder behind the cop that rides the rail. I have a pic of the controller tag but it just says LULA for the model. There was a seri...

9 years ago
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I found a pic of the garaventa job I worked on. It looks just like the one you have just a different data tag. Attachments IMG_1467.JPG (162.07 KB,...

9 years ago
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I believe Garaventa ended up buying Conquest and your pics look just like one of the Garaventa LULA controllers I've seen, so it might be worth checki...

9 years ago
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roughly what year and model controller?

9 years ago
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Did you try Bart elevator in NY? I sent a hydro board in a couple month ago for repair. Due to the lack of parts and support for these things we told ...

9 years ago
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you would want to check with Adams elevator, but those machines may be obsolete already.

9 years ago
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