Probable Cause
- Battery voltage too low
- Improper speed sensor adjustment
- Bad lower board
Corrective Action
- Using a voltmeter, check battery voltage. If less than 5.5VDC, recharge the battery with an AC adapter. If the battery doesn't recharge, replace it. If no AC adapter is available, replace the battery.
- Inspect the speed sensor and its adjustment. The gap between the speed sensor and the teeth of the speed disc should be .025 (+/- .005), about the thickness of a credit card. Adjust if necessary. Inspect the speed sensor and wiring for damage. Replace the sensor if necessary.
- Using a voltmeter, place your negative lead to the cathode side of the diode labeled D1 and the positive lead to TP3. (The cathode side of a diode is opposite the anode side which is determined with a stripe) The voltmeter should read 7VDC. If improper voltage, replace the lower board.
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