anthony_starke
06-07-2005, 12:21 AM
Fellow Segwayers,
My segway has been acting up as of late...giving me a ton of red wrenches. The strange thing is that it works for a while...then red wrenches for days...and so on.
I have been doing the standard pull and switch the batteries and disconnect/reconnect the control stick.
The stick had a good whack at one point in its history so I am really hoping that it is the problem.
When I pulled the yellow and black plug apart tonight to give it another shot I noticed that on each of the plugs on of the pins looks to be either missing, or looks to be busted off of the mail side and lodged into the female side.
This would be great if this is the problem. It just strikes me odd that a pin from the same area in both of the plugs looks to be damaged.
Can some people from the group look at their machines at the yellow/black plug area and post what they find. I dont have anything to reference and any light that you can shed on the situation could make the difference between a simple pin problem and a really expensive potential platform fault ( which I still havent ruled out)
Thank you
My segway has been acting up as of late...giving me a ton of red wrenches. The strange thing is that it works for a while...then red wrenches for days...and so on.
I have been doing the standard pull and switch the batteries and disconnect/reconnect the control stick.
The stick had a good whack at one point in its history so I am really hoping that it is the problem.
When I pulled the yellow and black plug apart tonight to give it another shot I noticed that on each of the plugs on of the pins looks to be either missing, or looks to be busted off of the mail side and lodged into the female side.
This would be great if this is the problem. It just strikes me odd that a pin from the same area in both of the plugs looks to be damaged.
Can some people from the group look at their machines at the yellow/black plug area and post what they find. I dont have anything to reference and any light that you can shed on the situation could make the difference between a simple pin problem and a really expensive potential platform fault ( which I still havent ruled out)
Thank you