Helion Avenge 10MT XLR, Руководство пользователя и техническая информация

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• Never store the transmitter or receiver in direct sunlight for extended periods of
time.
• Never store the transmitter with batteries installed for extended periods of time.
Doing so may allow the batteries to leak and cause permanent damage to the
transmitter.
• Always disconnect electrical connections after use in wet environments. Allowing
the contacts to dry will reduce corrosion.
Disposal
Your product is considered electronic waste and should never be discarded in standard
garbage containers. Please visit your local hobby dealer (and some home improvement
centers) and use the FREE battery disposal center for proper disposal/recycling.
Consult your local city hall for information on recycling other electronic waste.
Troubleshooting Problems
Before contacting customer support, recall that this is a hobby grade product intended
to be user serviceable. Please take the time to fully inspect your product for any
obvious causes to the issues you are experiencing. Below are some of the most
common issues experienced. Ensure you refer to the product support content on our
website.
• Many control issues can be resolved by simply re-pairing the transmitter and
receiver, always start here.
• Dead transmitter or vehicle batteries will cause the product to malfunction and not
work properly. As with TV remote controls in your home, if the batteries are dead,
they don’t work. Start power related troubleshooting with fresh batteries in the
transmitter and recharged batteries in the vehicle.
• Power connections between the Battery, ESC and receiver are critical to the
performance of the product. Running in various debris may cause foreign objects
to snag on wires, causing connections to come loose. It is a good idea to unplug
and reconnect motor and battery connections when beginning power related
troubleshooting. Also inspect for any damage caused to the antenna.
• Drivetrain issues can mask themselves as power related. Fully inspect the wheels,
driveshafts, and motor for foreign objects that may have become tangled or
wrapped around the spinning parts of the drivetrain. Small objects like fishing
line for example, can wrap around a drive shaft, overheat and melt due to the
friction and cause the entire drivetrain to lock up. Although a big problem, it can be
difficult to see when inspecting. Always remove the wheels from your vehicle when
troubleshooting drivetrain related issues.
• The drivetrain in your vehicle has a covered shaft to protect from debris. We
encourage you to remove it and inspect under the cover to ensure that items have
not been entangled around the shaft causing drag and possible failure. Inspect
around the steering components to ensure no debris are preventing normal
steering operation.