Sphere Competition Smoking.
Ran my LRP Sphere Competition ESC today for the first time. Ran it for about 6 min. Waited about 30 min and ran it for another 2 min. Took it off the track b/c I had knocked my servo saver loose and found the ESC smoking. Quickly turned everything off. Let it cool off for a couple hours and it appears to work still (though it has the distinct electronics burning smell). Does that mean everything might be alright or should I still send it back for repair? When I took it off the track the temp of the ESC was 140 degrees and the Novak 4300 was 140 degrees as well.
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Send it back. These things run on smoke. Once the smoke comes out, they tend to stop working. Seeing as though you just bought it. I'd send it back asap.
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Don't know where you bought it, but if it came from your local hobby shop, they to may be able to do something for you! It's at least worth a try.
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Originally Posted by or8ital
Ran my LRP Sphere Competition ESC today for the first time. Ran it for about 6 min. Waited about 30 min and ran it for another 2 min. Took it off the track b/c I had knocked my servo saver loose and found the ESC smoking. Quickly turned everything off. Let it cool off for a couple hours and it appears to work still (though it has the distinct electronics burning smell). Does that mean everything might be alright or should I still send it back for repair? When I took it off the track the temp of the ESC was 140 degrees and the Novak 4300 was 140 degrees as well.
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