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C. Check upper wiring harness (assumes A/C adapter
is OK, and no voltage is present at the end of the
upper wiring harness). Remove the console mast and
disconnect the upper wiring harness from the lower
wiring harness. Test the output voltage at the lower
harness using pins 1 and 3, as above. If the voltage is
present is now between 9-14VDC, replace the upper
wiring harness. If not, check the power plug wire.
D. Check power plug wire (requires shroud removal;
see Advanced Troubleshooting, A6). Note, this step
assumes the AC Adapter is OK, and no voltage is
present at the end of the lower wiring harness).
Remove the shroud half that has the power plug
mounted into it. Disconnect the power plug wire from
the resistance motor wiring harness. Test the voltage
output of the power plug wire. If no voltage is present,
replace the power plug wire. If the voltage is within
9-14VDC, replace the Motor, DC Servo (includes lower
wiring).
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