Hello all,
Please excuse the barrage of questions -
After yesterday successfully installing my first ever decoder in to my Farish Voyager with a 6 pin decoder, I decided today to try my luck with a Farish 66 and solder a decoder to the PCB inside.
At first I thought it was going to be the easiest thing in the world - I followed the instructions to the letter and prior to putting the body back on, the loco ran perfectly. However, in the process of putting the body back on I must have done something, as I no longer have control over lighting in one direction. The loco runs perfectly, but one set of lights (those connected through the yellow wire I believe) are always on, even if no lighting is turned on from my Powercab.
I've checked and double checked all my soldering, to the point where I've re-done it all, but the problem persists.
Any suggestions please?
Please excuse the barrage of questions -
After yesterday successfully installing my first ever decoder in to my Farish Voyager with a 6 pin decoder, I decided today to try my luck with a Farish 66 and solder a decoder to the PCB inside.
At first I thought it was going to be the easiest thing in the world - I followed the instructions to the letter and prior to putting the body back on, the loco ran perfectly. However, in the process of putting the body back on I must have done something, as I no longer have control over lighting in one direction. The loco runs perfectly, but one set of lights (those connected through the yellow wire I believe) are always on, even if no lighting is turned on from my Powercab.
I've checked and double checked all my soldering, to the point where I've re-done it all, but the problem persists.
Any suggestions please?