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RM 6000 with No power to Access 7.
(both 5 wire conductor cables were ripped out.)

Replaced both with crown made cables but Access 7 has no power. Swapped out Access 7 to rule it out and no change.
Code 823 for reach calibration is only code I get. Assuming no battery negative making connection
  • Posted 10 Mar 2022 23:14
  • By Murphy6011
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  • Mississippi, United States
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Big problem where I work.
5 wire was great place to start.
Likely will need to replace harness for
Access 7
Typically wire damage here as well.
It's a shorter harness.
Also, make sure 5 wire cables are plugged in good to the 5 wire connectors at the bottom of the cylinder. Have found them almost plugged in an it was enough to cut power
  • Posted 3 Aug 2022 11:13
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