Naw, it's wired CORRECTLY. Maybe it is more of a matter of
human interaction (reaction) on the flap rocker switch when trying to get an
exact, to the degree, adjustment. Trying to get the digital flap
indicator, which reads in whole numbers to move only 1 degree is a trial and
error exercise. One degree is 0.1625", which equates to slightly
less than 21/128", or for those non-exacting types, a scosh more than
1/8".
Give it a go. Try moving your flaps only an 1/8" with your flap
switch. Probably can't do it the first time. Heck, there's more
slop in the system than that. And in flight, there is about 2 degrees
less from physical air pressure on the flaps at full down (20 in
flight, 22 in the hanger) as well as similarly less at full reflex
(9 in flight, 11 in the hanger).
But thanks for your concern.
Had a coaster at a flyin about 5 years ago raised flapes from full down
at park and they just coasted all the way to reflex and would not go down.
Looked like maybe some corrosion/ oxidation on terminals. Replaced relays
and and covered terminals with dialectric grease and installed protective
cap from mouser no problem 6+
years.