I hooked the red to the positive and black to the negative, the 10amp fuze blew both times. I'm thinking it is defective, what should I do?
1444698
I had the same problem until I wired it into the back of one of my cigarette lighters haven't had an issue since
60358
Blown fuse, wiring. Check fuses first (easiest) then look at wiring. Could've blown amp if wiring/ground bad.
2099061
Did you plug it directly into a wall plug or use and extension cord? Extension cord could be bad. Check outlet to verify it is active. If all this checks out then it's possible you have a bad switch or perhaps an inline fuse is blown. Call the company and see if they have a tech who can work with you. I just plugged mine into the wall inlet and it started up just fine. Good Luck.
1232524
Make sure you don't use wrong bb. Make sure fully charged and make sure you have gun power switch on. I've got no problems with my both tanks.
1892304
I just got one and the fuse blew the first time that ever happened. Does this mean it is defective?
2275212
Man, no idea. Did you get a power surge or something like that recently? I keep mine (and all electronics like this) on a suppressor protected circuit. Not much help for you now, though. You have my sympathies.
1037574
Only thought I have is that you have the polarity reversed on the battery leads. If the leads are correct, the controller is faulty.
1736754
I would first check for a pinched or crimped wire especially near the output and the sensor. If that doesn't reveal any answers and the unit just simply died, then contact David and he will take care of you. The last thing a manufacturer wants is an unhappy customer.
1260913
tough question sight un seen but sounds like your attaching the load wire to same termination bracket. also the outlet may be defective. If it is doing it on more than just one then it is the attachment location that is wrong.
2006329
I agree with the other 2 answers. Throw out and get a new one and use correctly.
1103703
Unless the nozzle has become clogged, I can't think of any reason why, after building up a head of steam, it wouldn't discharge. Perhaps there's something wrong with the trigger. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. Bob Waterstone
1898086
Thanks, Michelle. Took your advice and ended up giving the Groundefx folks a call. And when I described the problem they told me it was defective and to return the unit. Hoping all the functions work on the replacement!
179759
It's either defective, you missed one of the connections or maybe not connected good enough. If all is good, I'd send it back. Theres alot of good tutorials on the tube..
419761
I don't know what to tell you, mine fired right up and went to work. Maybe a test print or unplug the machine? Sorry!
450493
Had same problem and never worked properly so I plugged it into another timer which I plugged in to the outlet. Don't waste your time with red or black. I drove myself crazy with that and it's just defective.
1126666
I haven't but it sounds like maybe the female connector(part that plugs into your power supply) may be too open(causing a poor contact with the male part(pin) in your power supply. You could try(WITH CORD NOT PLUGGED IN) sticking something like a ice pick and bending the round metal part that makes contact with your power supply to make a smaller tighter circle. Don't make it too small that you can't fit the pin from your power supply in the plug, just a little may work. That or if you haven't had it very long, call saying the one you got is defective. Things like this cord are very cheap and probably not tested as well as they should be, the sparking/arcing is caused by a intermittent poor connection. Probably not a fire risk but it could cause your power supply to fail prematurely.
1086607
Hi, That happened to me, the chip for the tester is overloaded or burnt out. Just tell the seller and they should ship you a new one. When it is confirmed you are being shipped a new one, just strip the old one for parts