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  1. Verify switch cable is plugged in and fully seated on both ends. If switch does not function, proceed to step 2 below.
    • Verify switch cable is plugged in and fully seated on both ends.

    • If switch does not function, proceed to step 2 below.

  2. Verify that the switch head is tilted at a 15 Degree angle per the Assembly Drawing.
    • Verify that the switch head is tilted at a 15 Degree angle per the Assembly Drawing.

    • If switch is tilted properly and still does not function, proceed to step 3 below.

  3. Unplug the "D" connector, P1, from the machine. The HI/LO switch is a NO switch, which means "Normally Open". When the switch is pushed, it closes the circuit and should read near 0 Ohms (continuity)
    • Unplug the "D" connector, P1, from the machine.

    • The HI/LO switch is a NO switch, which means "Normally Open". When the switch is pushed, it closes the circuit and should read near 0 Ohms (continuity)

    • Using an Ohm Meter, verify that the circuit between Pin 1 and Pin 6 on P1 is open (no continuity) when the switch is in its normal state (not pressed)

    • Press the switch and verify that there is continuity between the same two pins.

    • If the switch fails the test, replace the entire assembly, P/N 23968.

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Craig Henning

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