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Steer left is intermintent

I'm working on Genie Model Z60/34; Serial number z6006-6321. When I start machine and put it in drive it runs perfect in Forward, reverse, and right turns. But when I push the joystick left, sometimes the steer turns left, and sometimes it doesn't. I did notice that when I tap the joystick to th left it will turn. So I replaced the joystick and it still has the same problem. Please help.
  • Posted 10 Aug 2023 06:57
  • By ChrisM
  • joined 5 May'23 - 7 messages
  • Michigan, United States
Chris M

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