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Did you center the servo before installing the horn/servo saver?
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As Ritz mentioned, did you power on the servo before installing the horn?
You always need to power up a new servo and center the device out first. Then install the horn.
You always need to power up a new servo and center the device out first. Then install the horn.
I had a cat once that could only turn right. Didn't have that issue until someone stepped on its neck. Did someone step on your servo?
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Before sending a signal to the servo to find its neutral position; set transmitter's steering trim & sub trim to center positions; Left & Right endpoints to 100%; steering/dual rate to 100%.
