Replacing the sensor in your OGO™ system is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to ensure a clean swap and secure electrical connection. This guide covers wire identification, connector use, and reassembly positioning.
Tools You’ll Need:
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Wire cutters or scissors (for zip ties)
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Replacement sensor (Contact us if needed)
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Zip ties (optional, for securing wires after installation)
Step 1: Remove the Old Sensor
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Lift and expose the sensor area.
The sensor has three wires attached to it. You may find it easier to unmount the sensor before unplugging the wires. -
Cut any zip ties holding the wires in place.
Carefully snip the zip ties to free the wire bundle and give yourself some slack. -
Disconnect the sensor wires.
The wires are connected using lever connectors:-
Lift the orange lever tabs to release the wires.
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Wire colors:
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Yellow → Yellow
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Brown (may appear reddish) → Red
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Blue → Ground (black or brown in some systems)
(Insert image: Close-up of lever connector being opened with wire)
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Step 2: Install the New Sensor
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Prepare the new sensor and unwrap it.
Confirm the wire colors match the original sensor: yellow, brown/red, and blue. -
Reconnect the wires using the same lever connectors:
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Push each wire fully into its slot and snap the lever tab down.
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Double-check that each connection is secure and snug.
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Step 3: Re-Route and Secure the Wires
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Route the sensor cable along the original path, tucking it neatly into the groove or channel.
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Loop the cable behind the triangular tab section where the cover has a built-in relief for it.
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Add fresh zip ties to secure the cable and prevent movement during use.
Step 4: Final Check
Before replacing the cover:
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Confirm all wires are connected correctly.
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Check that the sensor is seated and oriented properly.
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First-time sensor? Make sure it’s calibrated correctly. See our article: [Sensor Adjustment Guide].

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