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Hi Alan,
Thanks for your kind advice. I am not so clear " It's to do with the keyswitch voltage coming in on different pins " => this means that if we change them each other it will make the voltage come out from Key SW go to different way and then alarm error 107 ? Do you have any way to modify it in order to clear error 107 ?
Please advise more clear.
Thanks again alan
Rgds
  • Posted 12 Mar 2009 23:41
  • By Nuna
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  • BK, Thailand
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