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Hello colleagues, again with more problems, I have already got the cankey, but it does not let me modify the configuration, I have tried other machines and the cankey works well, but in this one that has the microswitch in the helm I can not change the 22 to 0. when I start it gives me an E104 fault, and if I start with the rudder in the working position it gives me SLO when accelerating but it does not move. the card changes it new.
Thank you.
  • Posted 25 Jun 2018 20:20
  • By juanlao
  • joined 22 Jun'18 - 27 messages
  • islas baleares, Spain
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