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11-07-2015
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JP Li-Pro quad charger problem
Hi folks,
I recently bought one of these beasts as my kids are now wanting to race with me so I need to be able to charge lots of batteries at the same time. All has been fine with it, until today when I came to charge my lipos for racing tomorrow. I used mains power and it was working fine. Only 2 lipos connected and charging merrily in garage, but when I went out later to check on progress the whole thing was "dead" - no signs of life. I unplugged everything and then tried to reconnect power, and the displays briefly flickered blue light (as normal) but then nothing. I switched power to my 12v supply and that works fine, so I tried changing the fuse on the plug. Same as before, brief flicker, but won't switch on Any suggestions? http://www.modelsport.co.uk/jp-lipro...roducts/370458
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I've got Araldite and a Swiss Army Knife - what more do I need? Yokomo YZ-2 No 4WD because nothing lives up to my original Optima. Until now maybe?... 
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13-07-2015
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It just takes a standard mains lead - tried changing fuse as well as a different lead entirely.
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I've got Araldite and a Swiss Army Knife - what more do I need? Yokomo YZ-2 No 4WD because nothing lives up to my original Optima. Until now maybe?...
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13-07-2015
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The internal mains transformer will have failed, they use cheap crap Chinese power supplies in these things and are famous for going wrong.
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