HXT-900 questions on an AXN Floater-Jet

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Hey, guys. I've got an AXN Floater-Jet I'm using HXT-900s on with a FlySky CT6B transmitter. I'm using the exceed-rc T6config software to make adjustments to my transmitter settings. I have had 3 HXT-900 Servos start acting weird on me over the past 3 weeks. The servos will suddenly have almost 180degrees of travel, and they will not return back to their center position once I let off of the controls. If I adjust the centering on my TX, the servo will continuously rotate until it reaches the 180 degree mark or hits the bulkhead in the wall of the AXN. This started with my elevator, so I changed out the servo. No issues until I went out to fly today and the rudder and elevator servos are both acting up on me. I'm not sure if its a hardware or software issue at this point. I'm trying to experiment to eliminate variables, but I would also appreciate any wisdom from the community of more experienced folks. Any ideas on how to make sure the servos return to their resting position and have a normal degree of travel? Thanks in advance!

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	Hey, guys. I've got an AXN Floater-Jet I'm using HXT-900s on with a FlySky CT6B transmitter. I'm using the exceed-rc T6config software to make adjustments to my transmitter settings. I have had 3 HXT-900 Servos start acting weird on me over the past 3 weeks. The servos will suddenly have almost 180degrees of travel, and they will not return back to their center position once I let off of the controls. If I adjust the centering on my TX, the servo will continuously rotate until it reaches the 180 degree mark or hits the bulkhead in the wall of the AXN. This started with my elevator, so I changed out the servo. No issues until I went out to fly today and the rudder and elevator servos are both acting up on me. I'm not sure if its a hardware or software issue at this point. I'm trying to experiment to eliminate variables, but I would also appreciate any wisdom from the community of more experienced folks. Any ideas on how to make sure the servos return to their resting position and have a normal degree of travel? Thanks in advance!