If the wrong motor works when you force the distribution motor, you still have a connection problem.
A few years back there was a problem with Nanocom when trying to force a motor the other one worked. Turned out the one being forced had a duff potentiometer and hence the other moves. We had it on mine a few years back and I believe others have had same experience. Blackbox were informed and was a software glitch. Don't know if it was ever sorted out.
When you say "shut down" do you mean that the display went off or did the controller stop working? Partial or complete disappearance of the display is a common problem resolved by fitting a replacement Zebra strip, currently not available. Even with the display off, the controller should continue to work. If the controller stopped working completely, it's back to checking the three 12 volt feeds.Hey Guys, this is all just unbelievable.
Yesterday I double checked the motors and realized that the distribution motor is out of business. When did this happen? I don’t know. Anyway.
I changed this one against another one, connected my controller and had a book symbol again.
Than I swapped to the controller that I bought on ebay and - tadaaa - this looked super! No book, all motors were moving.
Than the controller shut down. Still saw a little glow on the display but nothing else. Ignition off and on, controller came back, but shut down again.
At least the problem is different now. To me that’s a solid success!
If anybody has an idea what could be the reason for the shutdown, feel warmly invited to share your thoughts!
By the way, I’m pretty sure I made a lot of mistakes during the whole process. I hope I haven’t been too annoying.
The good thing is I really learned a lot and that’s just great!
Peace, Igor
