TwinRotor Guest Aug 20, 2006 #11 I pull the lower switch and short the pins on the connector it raises but doesnt lower. I switched the connectors on top of the solenoid and it still doesnt lower. Its the single on_off switch.
I pull the lower switch and short the pins on the connector it raises but doesnt lower. I switched the connectors on top of the solenoid and it still doesnt lower. Its the single on_off switch.
mech1 Guest Aug 23, 2006 #12 these units if i remember dont lower they stay at one position and that is it
TwinRotor Guest Aug 24, 2006 #13 It depends on how the sensors in the head are set. If the head raise and ground drops out from under the header it will lower like going over a bump.
It depends on how the sensors in the head are set. If the head raise and ground drops out from under the header it will lower like going over a bump.