VFC E series M16 upgrade
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by THKInternational on Tue Dec 20, 2011 12:55 pm
the chargers fine and the wires what ydo you mean the battries wires or the guns wires?
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by Savage on Tue Dec 20, 2011 7:38 pm
My VFC did something that damaged my batteries, and caused my batteries to damage my charger.
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by THKInternational on Tue Dec 20, 2011 7:55 pm
so are you saying I should buy a new battery AND charger?
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by quadro on Tue Dec 20, 2011 8:20 pm
You should get a multimeter and test all electrical connections for voltage and amperage.
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by THKInternational on Wed Dec 21, 2011 12:06 am
Where could I find this device you speak of?
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by quadro on Wed Dec 21, 2011 12:12 am
THKInternational wrote:Where could I find this device you speak of?
They are all over town. I got mine from Autozone but nicer ones(and more expensive) can be found at Lowes or Home Depot. However if you do not know how to use one properly they are kinda useless to have.
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by IconarmsDealer on Wed Dec 21, 2011 6:40 am
As this sounds like a Trouble shooting question it should be moved.
(1) Before you spend $$$$ Charge you battery,install it in another AEG and see if it malfunction in the same way.
(2)Buy or Borrow a new Battery-Charge it!
(3)Check and or replace the fuse
(4)Inspect all Wire connectors Motor,Battery and so on.
(5)Inspect the wires for abrasions, and cuts where it may ground out against any metal.Replace or repair!
This should confirm, or rule out any electrical problems.
(1) Before you spend $$$$ Charge you battery,install it in another AEG and see if it malfunction in the same way.
(2)Buy or Borrow a new Battery-Charge it!
(3)Check and or replace the fuse
(4)Inspect all Wire connectors Motor,Battery and so on.
(5)Inspect the wires for abrasions, and cuts where it may ground out against any metal.Replace or repair!
This should confirm, or rule out any electrical problems.
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by Mclovin on Wed Dec 21, 2011 7:52 am
and for your info simmons i could let you use my multimeter that i have if you need to
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by THKInternational on Wed Dec 21, 2011 11:05 pm
IconarmsDealer wrote:As this sounds like a Trouble shooting question it should be moved.
(1) Before you spend $$$$ Charge you battery,install it in another AEG and see if it malfunction in the same way.
(2)Buy or Borrow a new Battery-Charge it!
(3)Check and or replace the fuse
(4)Inspect all Wire connectors Motor,Battery and so on.
(5)Inspect the wires for abrasions, and cuts where it may ground out against any metal.Replace or repair!
This should confirm, or rule out any electrical problems.
thanks Icon I'll try this out from step 2. McLAthErs, Imma have to steel that multimeter from you when I get a new battery xD
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Re: VFC E series M16 upgrade
by Mclovin on Thu Dec 22, 2011 5:44 pm
THKInternational wrote:IconarmsDealer wrote:As this sounds like a Trouble shooting question it should be moved.
(1) Before you spend $$$$ Charge you battery,install it in another AEG and see if it malfunction in the same way.
(2)Buy or Borrow a new Battery-Charge it!
(3)Check and or replace the fuse
(4)Inspect all Wire connectors Motor,Battery and so on.
(5)Inspect the wires for abrasions, and cuts where it may ground out against any metal.Replace or repair!
This should confirm, or rule out any electrical problems.
thanks Icon I'll try this out from step 2. McLAthErs, Imma have to steel that multimeter from you when I get a new battery xD
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