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- Nov 30, 2015
I took the wheel to bits, checked it all out and put it back together.
The encoder wheel looks fine, no issues there.
What I have is quite different.
On the run up to it failing entirely I used to get force feedback faults. In rF2 I would leave the pits and have no forcefeed back, so I'd ESC back to the pits and leave again, then the FFB would be on super strength, hard to move the wheel. ESC again then it might be right strength and everything good. Made racing hard though as I never knew which version I would get on leaving the pits to being on the start line. I cannot drive for an hour with the FFB on full strength.
Now the wheel is together again, correct driver installed, the wheel behaves as though it is plugged in via the USB but does not have the mains adapter plugged in, though it is.
The settings register pedal movements, all button presses, flappy paddles, etc., but the wheel movement is dead, it shows nothing.
I tested the powerpack with the multimeter, it appears to be outputting the correct voltage. I guess I'm going to have to repeat this with the mainboard in the wheel, take it apart again.
I am not the only person to experience this issue, have found a lot of people talking about it but no fixes spotted yet.
Anyone else here experienced this issue?
Incidentally, the dishwasher also died, so I'm going to have fun taking that apart tomorrow to find the fault, will be stress free as I'm throwing the whole lot in the car and taking it to the tip. It did go BANG very loudly before tripping out the electrics. Everything is on anti-surge plugs to ensure that nothing is damaged by electrical anything. In the distant past I lost a printer to a close lightening strike. I don't think that has caused the further degredation of the wheel issue.
The encoder wheel looks fine, no issues there.
What I have is quite different.
On the run up to it failing entirely I used to get force feedback faults. In rF2 I would leave the pits and have no forcefeed back, so I'd ESC back to the pits and leave again, then the FFB would be on super strength, hard to move the wheel. ESC again then it might be right strength and everything good. Made racing hard though as I never knew which version I would get on leaving the pits to being on the start line. I cannot drive for an hour with the FFB on full strength.
Now the wheel is together again, correct driver installed, the wheel behaves as though it is plugged in via the USB but does not have the mains adapter plugged in, though it is.
The settings register pedal movements, all button presses, flappy paddles, etc., but the wheel movement is dead, it shows nothing.
I tested the powerpack with the multimeter, it appears to be outputting the correct voltage. I guess I'm going to have to repeat this with the mainboard in the wheel, take it apart again.
I am not the only person to experience this issue, have found a lot of people talking about it but no fixes spotted yet.
Anyone else here experienced this issue?
Incidentally, the dishwasher also died, so I'm going to have fun taking that apart tomorrow to find the fault, will be stress free as I'm throwing the whole lot in the car and taking it to the tip. It did go BANG very loudly before tripping out the electrics. Everything is on anti-surge plugs to ensure that nothing is damaged by electrical anything. In the distant past I lost a printer to a close lightening strike. I don't think that has caused the further degredation of the wheel issue.