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7. Take the cable connector that you threaded through the left side column
support in step 6a. and align the tabs on the cable connector with its
corresponding receptacle on the printed circuit board. (See Diagram 3.)
Make sure that all pins are aligned and fully engaged. The connector is
designed to engage in one direction only. Do not force the connector into the
receptacle.
Important: Once you have connected the cable to the lower board, use the
supplied tie wraps to secure the cable to the base assembly. These tie
wraps help keep the cable from getting crimped or pinched when you
replace the hood. Slide any excess cable back into the column support.
8. Return the front panel to its upright position and attach the motor's power
connection cable to the lower board. The connector is designed to engage
in one direction only. Insert it into the receptacle with the proper orientation.
See Diagram 3.
9. Secure the front panel by replacing the 3 screws. Tighten the screws with
the 3/16" hex key.
10. Replace the hood that you removed in step 4. Align the screw holes and then
replace and tighten the six screws using the 3/16" hex key.
Note: Long and short handrail options are available for the C964i and C962i.
Check with your dealer or see Obtaining Service on the inside front cover.
Diagram 3
Printed circuit board
Round cable receptacle
Round cable connector
Speed sensor
Motor
Connect the motor’s power
cable to the receptacle on
the circuit board