Hey all, recently replaced some gimble parts after I noticed some of the ribon cables were starting to get beat up from the years. I got it all put back together and now the only problem I have is the gimble moves to the farthest looking left position on the yaw or x axis (left to right looking) Wondering what the first steps I should be doing next are, Ive read gently try to move it by hand to get to relaize its out of wack and center it, and calibrate the gimble on its back. Just wondering if theres anything else I should be trying or if its a sign of something mecanically wrong with the motor I replaced. Also I replaced the yaw motor but used the covering/casing/cap it came with and not the origional one. I saw that *might* be an issue, just wondering If that could be a problem too. Thanks for any help you might have.
(ignore the wires poking out of the leg, I'm waiting on replacment covers)

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Yes, I'm looking for community feedback since this model is all but obsolete