When i plugged my battery in, the connector smoked.. is this a common occurance of the motor failing. Its only had a dozen flights.
1935775
Maybe you had some moisture on the motors connections or else. You should check on your app settings, all the motors must show OK. if one of them is failed, you should replace it.
1234225
I had a similar problem once. I found that the pins on the battery connector were bent out of alignment and therefore didn't make contact. Be very careful on aligning the pins when pushing the connectors together.
1090156
Replacing the motor did work to get my Venmar air exch. working...My problem was reconnecting the wires correctly
2025263
Is it possible that the fuse for the instrument panel was blown when your motors stopped working? It's almost impossible to confuse where you solder the motors to the board on the back, and I can't imagine that mistake happening to all seven. Also, if you didn't watch any videos about how to deal with the needles, they may be working, but unable to move if you did not replace them or reset the motors the proper way. Other than those two options, I can only think that your wiring harness is compromised.
2217564
I don't believe the connectors are compatible. Plus that charge rate is low for that battery. What airplane or helicopter is the battery going in?
136881
As someone mentioned, its electronic...so warranty might be out.That being said, make sure when you replace it again, replace the blower motor with it. Blower motor amperage causes the module to short. Usually after you hit a bump, temp change, or while starting up...just like your home ac unit.They don't just die
1532068
U bought it through Amazon, RETURN IT and get another one. Sounds like it's got a short or a defective motor/ battery. Take advantage of Amazons excellent return policy.
519885
Yeah I do think the connector is a little too small to connect to the battery. I just spliced a new connector that was large enough to fit around the battery terminal. If you do not have any you can buy them at Walmart for a few dollars.
1608020
I had the same problem with the battery connector and did not find the type of connector for the my son's car but really needed new batteries as I did was adapt the original connector (from old batteries) to the new battery set and it work perfect you can do the same. good luck
1680651
Yes, I connected two batteries in my motorhome. I first disconnected one ground cable, then connected one lead to that post and the other to the positive post on the other battery. Within minutes, I got the flashing green light indicating full charge and in float status.
862672
Does you fan work at all? Because if not then it is a fuse or the motor itself. This needs to be replaced when the fan only works on High and no other speeds. Typically, at least from my past experiences.
1248096
Please check the drawing, which is shown together with the pictures. My motor unit was fixed on a foldable bicycle burnt after a 15 minute ride. The 24VDC controller bought from Monster scooter connectors melted. Have uninstalled the motor since it's shorted, brown liquid oozed out of the motor casing. Hope this helps.
669387
Motor Bad.... I have had to replace many, Motors don't last long I keep spare motors in stock.. Sounds like New Bad Motor..
942977
I had the same problem. The insulation on the wiring did not keep it cool causing it to melt then the wiring melted together. I cut out the connector and hard wired the positive to positive and negative to negative seperately and insulated them very heavily. I am now keeping "ALL" the wiring away from eachother to make sure that never happens again. I hand-made a bracket to keep the controler away from the battery to eliminate some of the heat problem and it seems to be working. Good luck.
375750
Mike, I'm sorry, but it's been a while since I bought my Champ and later I bought 2 extra batteries. Was the rubber and double-sided tape in the box with the Champ or were they shipped with the battery? I don't remember seeing either item. They can't be too critical since I've had my Champ for about a year and haven't needed them! I got a small piece of velcro for securing the battery in the Champ. That's important. Sorry I can't be of more help. Phil It just occurred to me that I'm assuming you are talking about a Champ electric RC plane, but maybe not.
956373
Same thing here also. I was concerned that mine might be defective. Probably should not say this, BUT, I just had to open it up, very carefully, and check it out. The motor wasn't hot or anything. The motor was an open face, made completely of metal, and was not hot to the touch. Looks like it should last for a while. The smokey residue was from the brushes. I have used it 2 times afterwards, with no apparent problems, and the smoking part is not as much. Works fine for me!!!
1597653
I didn't have any problem with my motors. The batteries are a little bigger than the original ones.