Glenn
The drive is dead. The most wild thing fixed it. I found a customers YouTube video who used a blow dryer. I simulated the same thing with a heat gun. Just gently supplied warm air around the drive. After about 45-60 seconds the drive turned on and lift ran fine.
There must be an internal component of the drive that has failed and when heat is applied it’s “jumping” said component to allow the drive to turn on.
I have a video of the whole process if you want to see it shoot me your email.
