That doesn't sound like the fault caused by the non-conducting diode which produces the motor open circuit fault, more like either a sticky motor or mechanism. Did you get any faults codes when this was happening?
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That doesn't sound like the fault caused by the non-conducting diode which produces the motor open circuit fault, more like either a sticky motor or mechanism. Did you get any faults codes when this was happening?
No fault codes on screen or via Nanocom. I assume by motor, you mean solenoid?Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
Sorry, yes the solenoid. The motor is to raise and lower the knob.
Sounds like an investment in a new solenoid my be in order.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme