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The brake switch input also goes into the Access 1. On the 5200 the display is what drives the brakes. I would check there. Also check your brake pot voltage and resistance.
  • Posted 25 Jan 2013 00:48
  • By ctech
  • joined 29 Nov'12 - 11 messages
  • United States

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