Diagnose Tilt Sensor and Plan Further Repairs

What happens here

The presenter identifies the malfunctioning component as a "Genie Boom tilt level sensor" which is causing the continuous alarm. He visually inspects the sensor, noting its bubble is off-center, confirming the issue. He also describes the complex wiring within the battery compartment, noting he previously wired the lead-acid batteries in parallel instead of the required series connection, which would have increased amperage but not voltage, making the lift still not fully functional. He corrected this to series wiring but the old batteries were still too weak. He now explains the need to replace the tilt level sensor. He also identifies a "worm drive hydraulic cylinder" in the basket assembly that is leaking oil and needs rebuilding or replacement. He plans to use a tractor with forks to lift the basket and access this cylinder for repair. The video concludes with the presenter acknowledging further repair work is needed, emphasizing that "giving up is not an option" as he needs the lift for farm tasks.

Goal: Understand the cause of the alarm and outline next steps for complete repair.