Calibration error on Logitech G920

Hello everyone. I'm experiencing an issue with my Logitech G920 steering wheel. When I connect it via USB and start the calibration, it turns fully to the left and, when trying to return to the right, it locks up, with the white light flashing intermittently. After disassembling the wheel, the motors appear to be in good condition. To diagnose whether the problem was with the motors or the board, I performed a test: I tried the calibration with only one motor connected at a time. The wheel presented the same problem in both cases. That is, with one motor disconnected, both turn to the right separately during calibration, but lock up when trying to return to the left. Another important detail: the wheel exhibits resistance when turning to the right when both motors are connected to the board. When disconnecting the motors, they turn freely, without resistance. However, when connecting any of the motors to the board, even when turned off, the resistance to turning to the right reappears, which is the same direction the wheel doesn't turn during initial calibration. It's important to mention that the first time I turned on the wheel after this happened, it calibrated normally. The problem started only after the Logitech G Hub software initiated a new calibration. I don't know if the problem is related to the G Hub or if there's a defect on the board. Could someone help me identify the cause of the problem? The firmware and G Hub are up to date, and the wheel is used infrequently.