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REMEDY
a) Check the battery voltage at the Actuator. If the measurement
is less than eight (8) volts, the battery needs to be replaced or
the source of the voltage drop needs to be corrected.
b) If the voltage tested good, the circuit board needs to be
repaired or a Circuit Board Kit needs to be installed.
17.11 SYMPTOM: NO TONES OR LIGHTS AT THE CONTROL HEAD, AND
NO LEDS LIT ON THE CIRCUIT BOARD.
CAUSE
a) No power to the Actuator.
b) Polarity of the battery voltage reversed.
c) Fuse (Part No. GDC-1A) on the circuit board blown.
REMEDY
a) Check the power source to the Actuator.
b) Connect the red wire to the terminal labeled "+", and the black
wire to the terminal labeled "-".
c) Measure the battery voltage at the Actuator. If the voltage
exceeds 40 volts, the power source must be corrected. Replace
the fuse with the spare, which is taped to the relay on the circuit
board. If the fuse again blows, the circuit board needs to be
serviced, or replaced with a Circuit Board Kit.
17.12 SYMPTOM: RAPID TONE AT ALL CONTROL STATIONS.
CAUSE
a) Incorrectly adjusted push-pull cable.
b) Defective push-pull cable.
c) Low battery voltage at the Actuator (12 volt systems).
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