No Good Gofers
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I just joined the club last week with a decent NGG, it needs a full tear down and clean but plays well. Thanks to the info in this thread I have managed to tweak some of the common issues. Unfortunately the previous owner has incorrectly installed a new wheel decal, is there anyway to adjust it without taking it off and replacing it?
Quoted from dnapac:Do you have the manual? If I remember right, there is a way to calibrate it by turning it a certain way.
I've been through the manual and followed this, but it didn't change anything.
Screen Shot 2019-05-06 at 3.00.12 PM (resized).pngQuoted from dudah:It can easily be repaired
That's what I thought (without knowing much about the cause). Take board off and replace resistors? Anyone have any idea what could have caused it? It was left on for 10 hours at home, but that shouldn't be the issue.
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Wellington
Birmingham, AL