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Start voltage of accelerator

I have a accelerator potentiometer which is faulty shows 0.2v at key no
Runs, then faults when pressed
Purchased a new potentiometer, start voltage is 2.3v machine won't start
Returned potentiometer
New one also show 2.3v and won't start.
Is their a adjustment or is the potentiometer bad?
  • Posted 18 Oct 2022 20:53
  • By Brian_Layton
  • joined 18 Oct'22 - 1 message
  • New Zealand
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