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Brilliant work, not having any of that on the Poverty pack I couldn't help .............. I do recall having a plug problem and found one of the pins had been pushed in, also something to keep an eye out for as well.....
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In other words, nothing in their text books showed them what the problem could be and how to sort it out.
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Well I didn't give up on trying to fix the problem, I tried several more tests and couldn't figure out what was wrong as no fault showed up in my continuity testing.
So yesterday i eventually narrowed it down to the plug and the sensor.
I popped of the white cover in the plug to expose the contacts in there. There was a slight disscrepencey in how far the contacts were pushed into the plug, probably about 1mm from the end.
So pushed them in fully and locked them in place with the white cover. hooked it all up and bingo it worked.
I am really stoked to have them working again, and also amazed at how little it took to fix it in the end.

recon thats been my problem as well but I haven't had them for soooo long I don't know if I want them back?
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Pull apart and douse them with Dielectric grease, I use it on every electrical connection as preventative maintenance, keeps moisture out
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