FELLAS!!!
Thank you so much for even being interested enough to assist me! I was somewhat uncomfortable throwing out "an" assignment for non-involved members to bite on.
John Wood: thanks for taking the time to real world what you could.
Bob Lincoln: thank you for having thought about my dilemma before it happened. I will pull the board again and check the P/N. I can get a hold of replacement used boards and the actual speed o mechanism. Sounds like it is the board; there was a peculiar "red" marker, mark near one of the capacitors on the board. This made me think that perhaps the previous owner had it looked at and a discrepancy was unearthed.
Thank you so much for even being interested enough to assist me! I was somewhat uncomfortable throwing out "an" assignment for non-involved members to bite on.
John Wood: thanks for taking the time to real world what you could.
Bob Lincoln: thank you for having thought about my dilemma before it happened. I will pull the board again and check the P/N. I can get a hold of replacement used boards and the actual speed o mechanism. Sounds like it is the board; there was a peculiar "red" marker, mark near one of the capacitors on the board. This made me think that perhaps the previous owner had it looked at and a discrepancy was unearthed.
