Bought the combine last year. Had a problem with the arm control. Dealer tech tore it apart . Found one of the two previous owners had spilled coffee or soda on it.Got down on the board. Should have had them to replace it. Tech cleaned it up and it worked all last season.Must be corroded again. Code is (coo). How do I get down to it? Is it the 4 screws in the bottom of the glove box? Maybe I can save a service call.Seems like they said last year, a new board is 600 bucks. I am one lucky son of a gun.lol.
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