BILLYMORGAN
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I have a genie s-125 , we have replaced the turntable tilt sensor and re-calibrated as per genie, we now have the same issue again, any suggestions ?
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Genie s-125
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AndrewC
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Whats the problem?
BILLYMORGAN
New Member
throwing an x-directional value is to low, and genie is no help on this.
AndrewC
Senior Member
Whats your serial number?
BILLYMORGAN
New Member
2910
AndrewC
Senior Member
You need to trace the feedback wire through the harness as the controller is not seeing return voltage between 0.3vdc and 4.5vdc. Check the duetsch connectors as sometimes the pins pull out from the wire. You can follow the wires back in the schematic.
http://manuals.gogenielift.com/Parts And Service Manuals/servsbooms2.htm
http://manuals.gogenielift.com/Parts And Service Manuals/servsbooms2.htm
VoodooMojo
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It is usually the Green/White wire at pin 20 of J3 that pulls back in the connector and does not make contact that causes the issue you are having. Backprobe the connection at p20 of J3 when the machine is level and there should be a voltage of approximately 2.5 volts. Use p14 as the minus voltmeter lead point.
Also be sure the machine is perfectly level when attempting to calibrate the sensor and the Green/White wire must have between 2.2 and 2.69 volts present or the sensor will not calibrate.
Also be sure the machine is perfectly level when attempting to calibrate the sensor and the Green/White wire must have between 2.2 and 2.69 volts present or the sensor will not calibrate.