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Problem with CB11 Board - Michael - 06-05-2013
Got a twin leaf gate with sub 300,s; has worked for about 5years now,but recently changed an aerial in doing so must have upset something. The learn timer light is blinking tried reprogramming using L1 but runs through all 9 stages of programme, all lights flash, go out, and learn timer starts blinking again. Tried using a jumper at jumper 1(10) also tried jumpers across all 3 at right hand side of LED Lights. But still no joy, run through the programme and learn timer light continues blinking. Press the intercom button or press the remote button, start 1 lights up but nothing happens. Just learn timer keeps blinking. Can anyone help me with this thanks
RE: Problem with CB11 Board - Mark - 08-05-2013
(06-05-2013, 02:06 PM)Michael Wrote: Got a twin leaf gate with sub 300,s; has worked for about 5years now,but recently changed an aerial in doing so must have upset something. The learn timer light is blinking tried reprogramming using L1 but runs through all 9 stages of programme, all lights flash, go out, and learn timer starts blinking again. Tried using a jumper at jumper 1(10) also tried jumpers across all 3 at right hand side of LED Lights. But still no joy, run through the programme and learn timer light continues blinking. Press the intercom button or press the remote button, start 1 lights up but nothing happens. Just learn timer keeps blinking. Can anyone help me with this thanks
With the Learn/Timmer flashing all the time this is stuck in learn mode and sounds like the logic on the board is corrupted. Only sujestion is to remove all accessories from the system and just run it with motors attatched and try re programme the system. If this fails you will need a new circuit board