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Also, is the motor wired correctly? I seen one job that was noisy and drawing too much current when running full load, but did run, the motor leads we...

3 years ago
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Is it a submersible or dry pump? Insulated (rubber bushing) pipe clamps? Tank unit on rubber? What kind of mufflers? In my opinion the only ones that ...

3 years ago
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Thank yall, I appreciate it

3 years ago
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If your getting your crip board sent out, have your sdoor, spoor 20, cdoor, and cdoor 20relays replaced too. Those are a pretty common failure point

3 years ago
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Do you have the books for this? PM me if you need them

3 years ago
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Not sure on this specific issue BUT, MCE tech support folks are human too and each person only knows what they know. Years ago I had an issue with a 4...

3 years ago
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Pm me your email

3 years ago
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Another issue somewhat common, this aint what your dealing with on this issue but could help someone else someday, if the toggle switch in the COP goe...

3 years ago
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Yes, go to control panel then device manager then com ports. Port 1 should say acpi. If it doesn't, update the driver to acpi. I prefer to do this man...

3 years ago
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That's IF your office actually knows your portal info.....I just called them and they emailed me the manuals.

3 years ago
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After reading the part on it loosing memory and not even doing a hoistway setup, I'd call smartrise, sounds like they might need to put a sru board in...

3 years ago
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I had a smartrise do this once. Set your contract speed higher, a good bit above actual running speed. Couldn't get it to go away any other way. Would...

3 years ago
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What kind of Blain valve? A regular one or Bucher style variable voltage solenoid deal?

3 years ago
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The 20 fault from the clc is just a byproduct of the selector giving a fault I believe

3 years ago
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