Hello again
Happily playing my T2 and I hit a ramp shot, cannon loaded and half way through it dies.
Found right away it was F111 fuse blown. The same fuse that was blowing when I accidentally pressed two lugs together on the flasher circuit a few weeks prior.
Straight away, narrowed it down to the flashers. When I have J126 disconnected, fuse doesn't blow. As soon as it's connected, fuse blows. Good.
I've looked at all my flasher lamps to see for obvious shorts - but nothing. I've read online it could be the bulb holders themselves, with a bit of solder in or whatever.
What else do I need to look for inside these bulb holders? I've got some new ones on the way as mine are old and have seen better days - but I want to identify the culprit if I can.
I just had a quick look at one before heading to bed and it looks like a spring is inside, whereas on another bigger holder there isn't a spring, it's more of a post that's pushed down. Is this relevant?
Any tips for things to look for will be a massive help!
Happily playing my T2 and I hit a ramp shot, cannon loaded and half way through it dies.
Found right away it was F111 fuse blown. The same fuse that was blowing when I accidentally pressed two lugs together on the flasher circuit a few weeks prior.
Straight away, narrowed it down to the flashers. When I have J126 disconnected, fuse doesn't blow. As soon as it's connected, fuse blows. Good.
I've looked at all my flasher lamps to see for obvious shorts - but nothing. I've read online it could be the bulb holders themselves, with a bit of solder in or whatever.
What else do I need to look for inside these bulb holders? I've got some new ones on the way as mine are old and have seen better days - but I want to identify the culprit if I can.
I just had a quick look at one before heading to bed and it looks like a spring is inside, whereas on another bigger holder there isn't a spring, it's more of a post that's pushed down. Is this relevant?
Any tips for things to look for will be a massive help!
