HH56 wrote:
I would verify the position of the mechanical parts are oriented per the top view in SM fig 21 before doing anything. If something electrically already bypassed the limit switches, the compensator arm can make almost a half revolution before the bars try to cross center. This will place the levers on opposite sides of the illustration. If they continue on, serious damage could happen if energized. Hopefully this has not already happened and is the reason the motor won't move. If there is plenty of room, and transverse levers are on correct sides, then assuming things are wired per schematic power to the red wire which should be on "A" will move the motor to raise the rear.