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slipvermin
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Sounds like the problem is with the registration relay sticking, it's easily fixed...
you'll find a repair kit and instructional video here
you'll find a repair kit and instructional video here
Not that I have a problem with someone selling a kit to fix this issue, but I've resolved this problem MANY times with the help of a small piece of scotch tape, or any tape of your choosing, or availability.
To sum up the problem, there is a solenoid on the registration assembly. There is a black pad on that solenoid, the purpose for the pad is to keep the arm from making a clacking sound when it fires, but the pad eventually gets sticky, and causes the arm to stick to it. If you take out the registration assy and can put a piece of tape over the black pad, and clean any sticky from the arm, I think you'll be fine.
Timothy N. Couch
A1 Printech
Anchorage, AK
To sum up the problem, there is a solenoid on the registration assembly. There is a black pad on that solenoid, the purpose for the pad is to keep the arm from making a clacking sound when it fires, but the pad eventually gets sticky, and causes the arm to stick to it. If you take out the registration assy and can put a piece of tape over the black pad, and clean any sticky from the arm, I think you'll be fine.
Timothy N. Couch
A1 Printech
Anchorage, AK
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