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Old 02-01-2009, 01:26 AM   #1
Richard and Rhonda
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Default Need info on Motosat normal behavior

I am having a little problem with my Motosat. I have gotten an error code when I run test that indicates the vertical sensor is whack.

I have played around with the satellite dish, and I curious about two things. One, when you stow your dish, does it fold down against the roof and make whomp whomp sound for a couple of cycles before it shuts down?

Two, when I move the dish by hand it gets to within six inches or so of being down, and something releases in the drive mechanism and it free falls the rest of the way. Have any of you ever manuever yours by hand. I have disconnected the wiring harness as the manual says before I started moving it by hand.

Sorry for the weirdo questions.
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