Chubbs
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hopefully the motor came with the replacement case so you can swap them out and see if it works better. there shouldn't be any programming involved, except you will need to set the position manually so that it matches whatever switch is activated on the mode panel
or you could just set it to the same place as the motor that is sticking. pull the old 1 off, coordinate the replacement, and without mixing them up, put the replacement on. you should mark them before you begin. makes life a lot easier. I'm always getting things mixed up.
or you could just set it to the same place as the motor that is sticking. pull the old 1 off, coordinate the replacement, and without mixing them up, put the replacement on. you should mark them before you begin. makes life a lot easier. I'm always getting things mixed up.
