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cigbunt 07-01-2012 10:47 PM

speed passion LPF Problem
 
Hi im having trouble with the above speedo..

was working but now when i hit the throttle/or brake i just get a red light..
ive tested the wiring seems to be fine, tried resetting the end points...

anything one know what problem is?

mattybucks 07-01-2012 11:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cigbunt (Post 604201)
Hi im having trouble with the above speedo..

was working but now when i hit the throttle/or brake i just get a red light..
ive tested the wiring seems to be fine, tried resetting the end points...

anything one know what problem is?

Have you tried swapping the sensor wire, and checking all the motor wires are ok?

cigbunt 07-01-2012 11:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mattybucks (Post 604210)
Have you tried swapping the sensor wire, and checking all the motor wires are ok?

yup no joy.. i'll double check

when in neutral no light

throttle - red light
brake - red light

?

cigbunt 08-01-2012 11:22 AM

Speed passion only give a 90 day warranty on this I'm pretty sure I'm out of warranty.. But it said on there website I can send it in and they can replace if unable to repair on warranty at cost.. Does anyone know how much??

RudolfXC 08-01-2012 01:03 PM

If bought in the UK, you can get a free repair/replacement within 6 months of purchase from the seller without proving it was faulty when bought.

Cardnim 08-01-2012 01:11 PM

@Cig - it sounds like its acting like its forgotten the end points of your transmitter controls.

PLug it into the setup card and reset everything back to default. (factory setting)
Then set the end points again via the little setup button and pressing it as you move the stick into the various max / min and neutral positions.
Any joy?

cigbunt 08-01-2012 01:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RudolfXC (Post 604321)
If bought in the UK, you can get a free repair/replacement within 6 months of purchase from the seller without proving it was faulty when bought.

are u sure??? was bought in the uk i wont mention the supplier name as its irrelevant.

@cardnim i tired that will try again though

Cardnim 08-01-2012 02:43 PM

@Cig - damn. worth another try - especially to ensure it is reset to factory default before trying it, but if it still doesnt work after that, it certainly does sound like the ESC might be faulty.

Just a thought, but is it the same RX and TX gear you have used since it broke? Becuase it might actually be the TX/RX gear thats aat fault (i.e. not sending a correct signal to the ESC).
Can you try it with a different electrics setup?
Even if you had an old 27Mhz setup to temporarily plug into the ESC to test it?

If not, on my TX I can monitor the "throw" of my control sticks - if you can do that just make sure that they are actually working on your transmitter.

RudolfXC 08-01-2012 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cigbunt (Post 604325)
are u sure??? was bought in the uk i wont mention the supplier name as its irrelevant.


Yes, so long as there is no physical damage and you have proof of purchase.

See here:

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governme...ices/DG_194650

'If you bought the item within the last six months, it’s the trader’s responsibility to prove the item wasn’t faulty when you bought it.'


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