My 2016 Vector has now blown this fuse twice this year. My Wife's 2017 has blown the same fuse now. 2 different brand shields. 2 different brand helmets. Anybody have this problem?
Just went through this. But found the problem to be the cord on one of the helmets. But since the offending helmet was used to operate both machines the day before when the weather was warmer, the problem went unnoticed. But of course the helmet cord was not found out until the machines had been checked because.............. there is no way something as simple as a helmet cord could cause the problem.![]()
This often happens because the positive is exposed on the cord end so if it falls onto the running board or anything metal, the fuse pops.My 2016 Vector has now blown this fuse twice this year. My Wife's 2017 has blown the same fuse now. 2 different brand shields. 2 different brand helmets. Anybody have this problem?
This often happens because the positive is exposed on the cord end so if it falls onto the running board or anything metal, the fuse pops.
Sane thing happened to me on my 2016 Apex. Helmet plug came loose and grounded out.Makes complete sense! I should have thought of that. If the cord hits anything that is ground it would blow the fuse. Especially if the key is on or engine running. Just have to change our habits. Thank you.
Yeah that is true, but for me it was not the cord touching the machine because I always unplugged the long cord so nothing there to touch the machine. For me it was the short double male RCA that is at the helmet. It shorted out inside. I know this because after I spent some time going over the machine checking out all possible sources on the machine that were part of the helmet circuit, I checked the helmets (all that was left) and sure enough, one helmet would blow the fuse every time it was plugged in. Replaced that short cord and dismantled the bad cord. The plastic coating on the two internal wires had disintegrated in one small section and the two wires were in contact with each other. I know what I am going to check first if this ever happens again. Lesson learned.This often happens because the positive is exposed on the cord end so if it falls onto the running board or anything metal, the fuse pops.
My 2016 Vector has now blown this fuse twice this year. My Wife's 2017 has blown the same fuse now. 2 different brand shields. 2 different brand helmets. Anybody have this problem?
My wife's 2016 Vector is doing the same...