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11-12-2004, 09:48
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Sounds to me like one or more of the wires was swapped for another. Might have just been a simple mistake like that. This can happen even if you have checked it twice, as the second time you check you are going in with the same mind set as the initial install, approach sitautions like this as if it was the first time you have seen the install.
If a chip is defective however it can give the same results as what you have described, so its not totally out of the question.
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