Is there a way to do this? Thanks hobby
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As I asked on the other forum, what is the model number?
the model 20 2148 p thanks for fast reply bobbyquote:Originally posted by mrmacher:
As I asked on the other forum, what is the model number?
The model in question, 20-2148, is one of the models that had the defective chip that deselects when used with a weak battery. More than likely that is causing your problem. A new chip would cost about $30 and an installation charge if you could not do it yourself. If you are the original owner and have the sales slip, you might get MTH to honor it as defective and give you the new chip. As this engine was built back in 1997, they might not agree do the age of the unit, but it never hurts to try!
PS-1 solution
If you have a chip puller, a pure sine wave Transformer, and a good chip from another engine, you can try the procedure I outlined in the above post.
Search on PS-1 problems and you can learn about the various faults, and potential solutions. G
If you have a chip puller, a pure sine wave Transformer, and a good chip from another engine, you can try the procedure I outlined in the above post.
Search on PS-1 problems and you can learn about the various faults, and potential solutions. G
Thanks boys I ll let you guys know.. bobby
