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Hi, Our E16 is playing up. It some times stops in awkward places. This morning it would not move. Everything else works, lights on and its possible to move every thing with no dip in brightness of lights, so power available.
One man sat on it and it moved. He switched off and allowed second man on but it did not move so first man sat on it again and it moved. Without switching off the second man sat on it and it moved. men changed over and it would not move. It can only be pedal, motion select or weight sensor ! Any other ideas please.
  • Posted 17 Aug 2020 19:58
  • By neilv
  • joined 17 Aug'20 - 5 messages
  • Co. Durham, United Kingdom
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