Ps1 repair

Hi, you've would have better luck if you had an email in your profile then any asc tech can help you!

yes ps 1 boards can be repaired, all depend on what the issues are! the chuffs are not synchronized on ps 1 protosound ! you can try a reset 18 if you have a z4000 transformer!

Alan

@Alan Mancus posted:

Hi, you've would have better luck if you had an email in your profile then any asc tech can help you!

yes ps 1 boards can be repaired, all depend on what the issues are! the chuffs are not synchronized on ps 1 protosound !

Alan

i know they’re not synchronized however I thought they get faster with speed while this is just the same chuff regardless of speed

There are reset codes to reset the chuff on PS/1 boards, I doubt there's anything physically wrong with the board.  The chuff rate is determined from the voltage on the motor, that's assumed to be proportional to speed.

You can first try a Reset-18 to reset all the features to factory default.  You can also try a Reset-27 to reset the chuff rate.

Thanks! I’ll give it a shot. I’m running a z-1000 for the holidays, and a z-4000 on the test/ permanent track. So I’ll try it and report back with the results late!