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Momo problem - technical help needed

2 posts by 2 people · 09 Mar 2003 19:22 UTC - 10 Mar 2003 11:18 UTC

Bruce Millar 09 Mar 2003 19:22 UTC#73419
I took my Logi Momo apart yesterday and "fixed" the loose motor problem. After re-assembly the wheel is behaving strangely. Now, the wheel turns itself to full left lock and the motor holds it in that position with quite a bit of force. Only one LED (the left one) lights, "except" when I go into wheel properties. Under wheel properties both LEDs light up and the wheel loses its FF tension. Also under wheel properties both pedal axis' are seen to work, but the wheel axis remains in the fully turned position and does not show to be working at all, even when both LEDs light. I have already uninstalled and reinstalled the Wingman software twice and I have run the 'clear calibration' tool from the Wingman site. I have once again removed the wheel cover and all wires seem to be in their proper place and no obvious broken or detached wires are seen. Any ideas? TIA.
On 9 Mar 2003 11:22:30 -0800, [email hidden] (Bruce Millar) wrote something like this: >I took my Logi Momo apart yesterday and "fixed" the loose motor >problem. After re-assembly the wheel is behaving strangely. Now, the >wheel turns itself to full left lock and the motor holds it in that >position with quite a bit of force. Only one LED (the left one)<snip> >wheel axis remains in the fully turned position and does not show to >be working at all, even when both LEDs light. I have already This makes me think that either the pot is broken, or it's not connected properly. Make sure you have attached it correctly to the steering shaft. Also re-check that the wire from the pot is correctly connected to the PCB. -- - JKo -

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