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    Smile York yeaj microprocessor

    Anybody have any SB on troubleshooting keypads, microprocessor, display, etc.,
    on YEAJ .Greatly Appreciated .
    Also where can you get these tested?

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    Depending on what you are experiencing with the keypad most of the keypads on all there models will eventually fail due to wear and tear peal the keypad off the swing door and replace with new one , I have never seen one repaired they are just thrown in the garbage.
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    Arrow York YEAJ

    I have two that are 18 years old, one has given me trouble for some time and the other some keys work, some do not so I will replace both of them. The microprocessor on one of the machines is not operating properly, I pulled all the sensors to see if that was dragging it down, still no display or control of the unit.I saw a thread where somebody had taken the microprocessor and got it tested. for $4200 I want to be sure.
    Anyway have you ever pulled the head on the barrel due to leaking gaskets.I never seen anything like these , this head just did not want to come off. I did a YCAS screw with no problems, this one is a bear.

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    I am sure you could have it tested , not sure what the cost of the new one is but I would compare the price of new to the price of repair to see what the difference is. As for getting the head off the barrel I would get some threaded rod or threaded round stock and a wedge and try to break it free due to its location it won't be fun. Or you could get creative and weld a large nut or two to the head and use a mechanical hoist to break it free if it won't come apart its been on there a long time.
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    YORK YEAJ

    Unfortunately I have two 5 ton porta power hydraulic jacks trying to move this
    head. I cut all the threaded rod off and Monday I should be able to move it. There is a 1/4" gap as of now, but your right it's been on there a long time.
    Under an air cooled chiller @95 degrees plus isn't any fun.

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