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Ive also checked the fluid and thats fine.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I can not get this top light to go away, it stays on if its up or down. I have read a couple things about it like holding the button 5-10seconds longer than it takes to go up or down. Ive also checked the fluid and thats fine. Suggestions? Thank you in advance!!

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Quotes source post: 15021993

I'd guess you have something in the cycle of opening/closing that isn't finishing. It could be the top or clamshell not closing completely, or perhaps just one of the microswitches isn't being triggered when it should. Given that it happens for both the opening and closing sequence, my first guess would be the "completely closed" microswitch on the clamshell, or one of the "flaps" that rotate into position on either side. First thing to check... Is the clamshell *completely* closed? Are the flaps *completely* rotated into position?

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Quotes source post: 15024651

Yes it closes completely and everything rests as it should.

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could be a bad microswitch on the clamshell closing mechanism, or a bad microswitch on one of the flaps.

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Quotes source post: 15026795

Thanks Ill check it out!

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