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Indirtwetrust
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9 years ago
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Do you know why the oil turns brown? I thought it was from the sun or heat in my van but I've seen it do that just sitting in a machine room too.

9 years ago
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I use the Zoom turbine oil too. Removing and soaking them is the right way to do it but I usually just stick the Zoom spout under the oiler, give it a...

9 years ago
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Pulling the wire at the relay board and pulling the relay just confirm that the DZ input itself does have to be low to trigger this fault, ruling out ...

9 years ago
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Ok now It makes sense...You should stick with getting your opinions from talk radio.

9 years ago
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So running the car into a floor and pulling the door zone input from the mag switch doesn't recreate it? The first thing I would check is your P24 in ...

9 years ago
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I'd clean the tach, brushes, etc, clean the card edges and do the tach adjustment procedure in the manual and set the tach pot so the speeds are right...

9 years ago
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Sounds like a bad encoder. I am not farmiliar with that door scan procedure. If you don't have IMS, you should order a UIT to do a proper door scan an...

9 years ago
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Usually old US with those buttons use Yale keys, look like keys to your house. But that car had a USE key in the jamb for access, probably USE-2. If i...

9 years ago
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One more thing, if it were me, I would want to be able to recreate that exact fault sequence with the 100, Px Tx etc. Would simply setting the 150 fpm...

9 years ago
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Also, if you're going to do any speed scaling adjustments, go ahead and start with the MSU zeroing procedure. It's simple and can make a big differenc...

9 years ago
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Some errors don't register until the car stops. I think this is one of them.

9 years ago
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I really is easier to load software and profiles through Hyperterminal. Probably worth while to get setup to do it. Just need to order the 25 pin to 4...

9 years ago
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Like I said the PA6 is for 1/6 HP motors, AC or DC. A Linear operator should have a PA6. PA7 is for larger 1/2 HP motors, AC or DC. PA6 replaced the P...

9 years ago
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We run 16 bit, 32 bit, Ethernet, & USB IMS all on the same laptop. (Windows XP until we get the new tablets)

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