Is there a way to re-zero a tach gone wild? And what causes these things to go haywire? It doesn't seem to be a mechanical issue.
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15 years ago
Is there a way to re-zero a tach gone wild? And what causes these things to go haywire? It doesn't seem to be a mechanical issue.
Stepper motor malfunction....very common issue.
If you want to try to fix it, a guy on eBay sells the motors.
Al
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