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    Posted: 16/Mar/2012 at 7:09pm
I have a problem with my Turnigy 9x 1 mode, the trim button on the right above is not working well, the button can only be downward. It was the sound of the click when pressed up or down but the trim button on the screen it can only reduce the actual figure can not add, please help me. What should I do... someone help me
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Posts: 1978 		  Quote rcmodelreviews. Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18/Mar/2012 at 2:58am
Take the back off the case and check that the wires are correctly soldered to the little circuit-board that carries the trim button.

Then check that all the connectors are firmly pressed into the main circuit-board.

Sometimes the little Chinese ladies don't push them in hard enough and with the bouncing around they get in shipping, they can move enough to give intermittent contact.
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   yes sir i will try your input,

thanks for your reply I appreciate it.
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I had to replace mine. I bought some from a local electronics shop. They cost about .50c each.

The MAAA can end aero-modelling apartheid Today! They think you're stupid and won't notice MOP057
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I had the throttle stick go in mine. But I made the mistake of sending it to HK warranty department to replace. After 4 months they still have it. I have no controller to fly my planes so finally a friend took sympathy and I got his old one. The build is cheap, and the HK warranty is a joke. It is just a way of getting more money off of us.
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I also had a bad trim.
I replaced it by some homestock.
The job is delicate but everyone can do it with some effort.
Do it yourself, it's better than re-sending the tx to HK.
I'm sure that you CAN do it, lol!
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