Hello.
Thank you for your reply
before I tried to replace it, the original controller worked perfectly. The problem occurred when I put it back after trying the replacement.
I never disassembled the PAS sensor itself or touched the wiring. I simply plugged and unplugged the PAS sensor from each controller.
But what I did was connect the original controller with the display of the replacement controller. I'm afraid this may have disrupted the programming of my original controller, causing it to react in the wrong way to information from the PAS sensor.
Most likely, the problem is neither electronic nor mechanical. It seems to be the controller configuration that's at fault.
Is there any way to restore my original controller to its original configuration?
Thank you for your attention.
Thank you for your reply
before I tried to replace it, the original controller worked perfectly. The problem occurred when I put it back after trying the replacement.
I never disassembled the PAS sensor itself or touched the wiring. I simply plugged and unplugged the PAS sensor from each controller.
But what I did was connect the original controller with the display of the replacement controller. I'm afraid this may have disrupted the programming of my original controller, causing it to react in the wrong way to information from the PAS sensor.
Most likely, the problem is neither electronic nor mechanical. It seems to be the controller configuration that's at fault.
Is there any way to restore my original controller to its original configuration?
Thank you for your attention.