by Henry B. Notrom
You're more likely to have trouble with the cable than the box, but here's the A-B-C procedure for finding out what's wrong and how to put it right.
The great thing about trouble-shooting remote controls is that they're relatively simple gadgets. Nine times out of ten, you can locate the cause of a malfunction by checking a couple of critical areas. The key to finding out what's wrong lies in following a set and orderly procedure. With so many different remote-control units on today's market, however, it's impossible to give specific trouble-shooting information on every single one. Thus, we'll cover the possible areas of failure in any control and let you apply this to your particular unit, wheter it's single or dual-lever, mechanical or electrical.
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