My guess is a faulty servo motor throwing a code to the electronic control module, causing a partial systems shutdown “safe mode”. This used to be called a FUBAR, but the terminology has recently been updated and is now called a Fetterman. The problem is that the McConnell or “MC” series is obsolete, parts are no longer produced and are hard to come by, furthermore the operating system is no longer supported. A real mess, I don’t envy the technician’s responsible for keeping that POS running. I’m thinking that they may scavenge some spare parts off John McCain as he is of the same “MC” series.

My guess is a faulty servo motor throwing a code to the electronic control module, causing a partial systems shutdown “safe mode”. This used to be called a FUBAR, but the terminology has recently been updated and is now called a Fetterman. The problem is that the McConnell series is obsolete, parts are no longer produced and are hard to come by, furthermore the operating system is no longer supported. A real mess, I don’t envy the technician’s responsible for keeping that POS running.

My guess is a faulty servo motor throwing a code to the electronic control module, causing a partial systems shutdown. This used to be called a FUBAR, but the terminology has recently been updated and is now called a Fetterman. The problem is that the McConnell series is obsolete, parts are no longer produced and are hard to come by, furthermore the operating system is no longer supported. A real mess, I don’t envy the technician’s responsible for keeping that POS running.

My guess is a faulty servo motor throwing a code to the electronic control module, causing a partial systems shutdown. This used to be called a FUBAR, but the terminology has recently been updated and is now called a Fetterman. The problem is that the McConnell series is obsolete, parts are no longer produced and are hard to come by, furthermore the operating system is no longer supported. A real mess.