Questions & Answers for: lid sensor

lid touches a sensor which signals the control board to start the rinse cycle. now these many days that sensor has been in dying stage. that is why you were often closing it to let the cycle open. now

sensor flag. Print with the lid open or set the lid down on whatever you use to trigger the sensor flag. Hint: when testing and problem solving in house, I use a small piece of paper folded up several

lid has its sensor. Usually this salients on lid, you it is necessary attentively to look, what salient overlays the sensor salient on lid, can be comes short quite little, arouse to press the lids by

...lid closed sensor -- these are not really replaceable easily -- you may be better off replacing the whole PS2 if one or both of these lid closed sensors goes bad. ...

...lid, you block the sensor and labels print. I have blocked that sensor by putting a small piece of label or masking tape over the sensor to block it. Now the printer will print even if the lid is not ...

...lid and look for the cover set sensor. It will most likely be a small black sensor with two rectangular tower-looking sides, and a plastic actuator on the lid will fit right into the space in between ...

...lid. There is a sensor (Hall Effect probably) in the electronics block that senses if the magnet is there (lid closed) or not there (lid open). They aren't that well attached and seem to fall off and ...

...lid lock sensor? how do i fix this Sounds like lid is locking so that part is most likely good. The lid lock plugs directly into main control in console. Sensors are found in mode shift actuator or ...

...Lid Anti-Rotation Latched Sensor Circuit incorrect reaction after event DTC B367B 59: Deck Lid Anti-Rotation Latched Sensor Circuit circuit/component protection time out Your best bet is probably to ...

...Lid Latched Left Front Sensor Circuit incorrect reaction after event DTC B366A 59: Deck Lid Latched Left Front Sensor Circuit circuit/component time out Your best bet , take it to a qualified repair ...